signs of a bad call and sales tips for call debriefing
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“How Did That Call Go?”Signs of a Bad Call and Sales Tips
for Call Debriefing
By John Holland, Chief Content Officer, CustomerCentric Selling®
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Signs of a Bad Call
• Pauses or stammering before answering
• Limited or no eye contact • Sharing irrelevant
information • A lot of talking
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• What is the highest title within the organization that you’ve called on?
• What business outcome(s) are important to this buyer?
• Why can’t the outcome(s) be achieved today without our offering?
• What capabilities can you provide to allow outcomes to be achieved?
• What is the value of achieving the outcome(s)?• What other titles will be involved in making a buying
decision?• Can/will this contact be a champion in providing
access to other titles?
Suggested Call Debriefing Questions
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• Taking it a step further, if those questions can be answered it would be helpful for sellers to imbed them in correspondence to the potential champion.
• Managers can then measure progress by buyer actions (getting access to the titles requested), a far more accurate gauge than asking sellers their biased opinions.
Key Takeaway