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Winning in Sales

Briefing

In a competitive market, where success depends on closing the business immediately and instilling a passion for active involvement, your ability to uncover driving needs is critical. In this powerfully interactive session, you will learn the questions and the communication skills to elicit action in others and increase sales immediately. You will learn the skills to identify the information that makes a sale happen. You will gain the tools to continually improve your sales skills and the sales skills of those working with you.  

In this session you will learn to:
• Determine underlying needs that link your product to their success
• Qualify to find critical areas of need and resistance
• Use questions to enhance personal relationships  
• Use questions to guide the sales process to an agreement  
• Create the immediacy to take action  

Selling requires determination and the communication skills to elicit action in others. Learn the questions that spark an individual to act with a rekindled desire to reach dreams, hopes and visions.  

You can add powerful sales skills to your abilities: This program will show you how.

You'll learn ways to...
• Develop questions that uncover and prioritize key buying motives  
• Motivate yourself to accomplish what you want  
• Link needs to your products  
• Enhance relationships through understanding critical needs  

The key to creating a winning team is through improved questioning skills. Sound questioning abilities create an environment where Winning in Sales is always within your power.

You and those that attend with you will learn new ways to...

  1. Influence the key individuals that impact the buying decision.  
    Learn the communication skills to juggle the important relationships that affect buying.  

  2. Drive the sale from start to start to start: initial sale, add-on sale, referral sale.
    Incorporate dialogue to develop long-term clients.

  3. Discover needs and link those needs to products and services. 
    Uncover value-based needs and discover the best way to link those to your products and services.  

  4. Approach prospects and customers in the manner they desire.
    Learn the key personality types and how they impact communication.      

  5. Help prospects help you sell.  
    Find the keys to getting prospects to push you to close the sale.  

Outline

Take control of the sale

Communication techniques to put you in control

Plan based on information available

Use time to your advantage

Reverse an adverse position to your benefit

 

Use questions to quickly qualify

Qualification is critical to insure you use time wisely

Find out critical information with R.A.D.A.R.

Use negotiation techniques to qualify fast

Use focused questions for credibility

Layer to uncover needs

 

Understand decision-making

Find and use your values for focusing your power

Discover their criteria for decision making from past decisions

Link your values and their values for a buying decision

 

Use critical values that link your product to action

Link values to products and services

Test values with the information given

Deal with resistance

Questions are the key to dealing with resistance

Use add-on questions to retain control at high speeds

 

Learn to close the sale fast

Remain assertive from start to finish

Assertive communication skills

Stay in sales shape

Power Questions

Listen with every sense

Dealing with upset person  

• Go for the agreement

 

Build bridges to further action and sales

Stay in sales shape

Give the sales process structure

Win today and tomorrow

 

 

INSTRUCTOR: JEFFREY HANSLER

 

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