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Counselor Selling: Discovery

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Counselor Selling: Discovery

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Discovering your market is important. Narrow your target audience to make it easier to communicate and capitalize on your limited resources.

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People don’t see the need

People don’t feel need as important

People don’t really care.

Understand “No Need”

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Marketing strategy is the basis of the product and what distinguishes it apart from the competition.

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When people are satisfied with the status quo, they will not buy the change that’s implied by a new purchase.

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The marketer’s role is not selling their prospect a pitch. Their role is to help the prospect buy and solve their want or need.

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The best thing you can do is ask questions and listen attentively.

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What you know after Q&A is how to…

Help discover and clarify needs, objectives, and goals

Investigate what might be causing those problems

Solve those problems and attain objectives and goals

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People do things for their reasons, not ours.

The art of motivating.

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General Principles of Human MotivationWe are at our most persuasive when we help others persuade themselves.

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People are motivated by basic needs –help people discover needs that are either not satisfied or in danger of future non-satisfaction.

A satisfied need is not a motivator.

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Put yourself in the buyer’s shoes and ask yourself…“What kind of satisfactions are likely to bring this person a sense of well-being?”

“What satisfaction is this prospect likely to gain from buying my product?”

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The 3 Task MotivesCost vs. Effective

More Profit vs. More Output or Quality

Less Cost vs. Less Effort

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Personal NeedsRespect Power Approval Recognition

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A problem is the difference between what you have and what

you want.You need to learn about the present situation, the objective

and the cause of the problem.

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The Art of Being Right isn’t discovered while we’re talking – it is discovered by listening.

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Only when we think about a sales interview do words like empathy, listening, understanding, and discovering come to mind. Those words convey an interaction, something happening with someone.

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SalesInterview(First)QuestioningListeningProblem OrientedInfo GatheringClient Talks

SalesPresentation(Second)ColorfulDynamicSolution OrientedInfo GivingSalesperson Talks

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2 Types of QuestioningFact-finding questionsFeeling-finding questions

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Feeling-Finding Questions“How do you feel about that?”“How do you think it should be done?”“How much of an increase would you like to see?”

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Feeling-finding questions are a particularly powerful means of raising task tension – they let the prospect do the talking and help them to verbalize/crystallize the problem.

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Testing The Extremes

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Questioning StrategiesWho decides?Degree of importanceCost of the problemFinancial expectationsPreconceptionsImplementation and timingCriteriaOpenness to changeCompany politicsThe decision-making processBuyer-vendor relationsSituational conditions

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Listen selectively, responsively, and empathetically.

Selective Listening is selecting what is relevant – listen with your eyes.

E valuateA nticipateR eviewS peculate

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Responsive Listening as Verbal Rewards

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Empathetic Listening

“So what you’re saying…”“Let me see if I understand what you just said.”

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The Discovery Agreement is a summary playback, verbal and/or written, on the nature of the problem and its probable causes, plus a request for agreement.

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