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Qualify Customers Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials Qualify Customers

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Slides to accompany a bite-size training session on qualifying customers and finding out their needs (aimed at people new to sales). Full training materials including Session Leaders Notes, Delegate Workbook and any Activity handouts can be purchased licence-free from http://www.power-hour.co.uk/trainingmaterialsshop. Prices start from £30 + VAT

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Page 1: Qualify customers

Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials

Qualify Customers

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

By the end of the Power Hour you will be able to:• Describe the different buying motives that customers

have and how this affects your sales approach• Use appropriate questioning and listening techniques

to fully understand the customer's needs• Gain permission to move forward to

the next part of the sale

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

Buying Motives• Economy/Value• Durability• Performance• Labour-saving• Time-saving• Simple operation• Space-saving• Availability• Quality• Low maintenance

Rational

• Pride of ownership• Desire for prestige/recognition• Desire to ‘fit in’/fashion• Safety• Fear• Desire for security• Convenience• Desire to be unique/the first• Curiosity

Emotional

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

Ask QuestionsOpen Questions

• Open up a conversation

• Encourage the other person to speak freely

• For example "What will you use this for?" or "Who will be using this?"

Probing Questions

• Dig deeper into answers already provided

• Seek reasons, consequences and motives

• For example "What do you use now ..?" or "What research have you done so far?"

Specific Questions

• Look for specific issues or examples

• Provide clarity and aid understanding, and can uncover 'excuses' or assumptions

• For example "Have you considered X?" or "What do you find most annoying?"

Hypothetical Questions

• ‘What if?' questions

• Help the other person to look at a situation differently and see other options

• For example "If you could only have 3 functions, what would they be ....?"

Closed Questions

• Useful as long as they are not over-used

• Especially useful for clarifying points, concluding a discussion and agreeing action

• For example "Can I show you..?" or "So you are not interested in...?"

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

LISTEN!A good salesperson will:• form their next question based on the answer to the

previous question.• ask for clarification and examples if

necessary• let the customer do the majority of

the talking

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

Buying Signals• Asking technical or specific questions• Asking about availability• Asking about payment options• Raising objections• Asking about delivery• Asking “What if?” questions• Saying ‘yes’, ‘OK’ or ’I see’• Asking you to repeat things

Verbal

• Making notes• Touching the product• Referring back to the brochure/information• Continues to look at the product/ information

even when you are talking• Smiling• Nodding• Looking thoughtful (perhaps they are imagining

owning the product, or wondering whether they can afford it)

• Getting comfortable

Non-Verbal

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Qualify Customers

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Reviewing

Summarising

• Simply repeat back to the customer what you have heard them say.

• Referring back to any notes you have made is also helpful when summarising.

Paraphrasing

• When you paraphrase, you reflect back what the customer has told you, but using your own words.

• This can help you to check that you both have the same understanding about what has been said.

Signposting

• When you signpost, you relive what has happened so far, and what will happen next.

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

Make it Work at Work

What are you going to DO as a result of

this Power Hour Session?

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Qualify Customers

Http://www.power-hour.co.uk – Bite Size Training Materials 2012

These slides have been produced as an optional resource to support a Bite-Size Training session on this

subject.A full set of materials, including detailed Session

Leader’s Guide, Delegate Workbook and supporting activities can be purchased from our Training Shop

Our Training materials are licence-free, but are for use by the purchaser only.

They CANNOT be passed or sold on.