16. do what successful people do
follow the leaders
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One must realize that all who have accumulated great
fortunes, first did a certain amount of dreaming, hoping, wishing,
DESIRING, and PLANNING before they acquired money.
17. The whole story is
•ATTITUDE
•SKILLS
•KNOWLEDGE
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21. if you expect the worst you will get the worst
if you expect the best you will get the best
Be positive
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22. • To get more give more
• Give every bit of yourself. Hold nothing back
• your heart over the bar and your body will follow
• Keep this constantly in mind.
• Weak desires bring weak results, just as a
• small amount of fire makes a small amount of heat.
• "Beware of what you want for you will get it
A major key to success in this life
desire
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23. • Never mention the worst. Never think of it.
• Drop it out of your consciousness
• At least ten times every day affirm
• I expect the best and with God's help will attain the best."
See the opportunities
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24. • WE MIGHT AS well admit it, we want people to like us.
• The psychologist, William James, said,
• "One of the deepest drives of human nature is the desire
to be appreciated.“
• The feeling of not being wanted or needed is one of the
most devastating of all human reactions
People by from people they like so
How to Get People to Like You??
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25. • First, become a comfortable person, that is, one with whom
• people can associate without a sense of strain
• "I never met a man I didn't like.“
• Like people they will like you (law of reciprocity)
• Still another important factor in getting people to like you is
• to practice building up the ego of other person
The fact is that popularity can be attained by a few
simple,
natural, normal, and easily mastered techniques
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26. 1. Learn to remember names.
2. Be a comfortable person be homey
3. Acquire the quality of relaxed easy-goingness
4 .Don't be egotistical.
5. Cultivate the quality of being interesting so that people will
want to be with you and get something of
• Stimulating value from their association with you
• 6-Never miss an opportunity to say a word of
congratulation upon anyone's achievement,
• or express sympathy in sorrow or disappointment
• 7- show respect for others
How to Get People to Like You??
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37. planning
• If you have not your own plan ,you are a part of
others plans.
• If you fail to plan ,you are planning to fail.
• There is no unwritten plan .
• Planning is a process.
• Make it SMART.
• Plan your work and work your plan
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38. prospecting
• Locating prospective customers is the first step in
the sales process.
• Not all sales leads qualify as good prospects.
• Many methods can be used to locate prospects.
–The best source is a satisfied customer.
• Effective prospecting requires a strong plan that
hinges on developing a lead qualification and
management system and overcoming reluctance to
prospect.
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42. Types of customers
Low
Assertiveness
High
Assertiveness
Low Responsiveness
High Responsiveness
Task oriented people, efficient decision
makers, Base their decision on facts
Have a great desire to get ahead in their
others and careers
Take risks, not interested in technical
information but want to know how the facts
affects results
Warm, approachable, competitive,
Although they are interested in people,
their relations with supporters and
followers recruited to assist them in
achieving their personal goals
Focus on the future, little concern for
practical details, they act quickly, take
risks, but tend to be impatient and change
their minds easily
They like facts and logic,
Make decisions very slowly
Systematically analyze facts using the
past as an indicator to the future,
They achieve their objectives by
working with people
Close relationship and cooperation are
important to them
Make decision slowly, they avoid risks,
and change their opinion reluctantly.
43. Cues for Recognizing Social Styles
Technical background
Achievement awards on wall
Work-oriented office,
showing much activity
Conservative dress
Likes solitary activities
Pictures of family displayed
Personal mementos on the wall
Liberal arts background
Casual or flamboyant dress
Office has friendly, open atmosphere
Desk open for contact with people
Likes group activities
• Motivational slogan on the wall
Office has friendly, open atmosphere
Cluttered, unorganized desk
Desk open for contact with people
Casual dress
Likes group activities
(e.g., politics, team sports)
Awards on the wall
No posters or slogans on walls
Calendar prominently displayed
Furniture placed so contact with people is across
the desk
Conservative dress
Likes solitary activities
Low
Assertiveness
High
Assertiveness
Low Responsiveness
High Responsiveness
49. Nonverbal (Body language)
-It is the non verbal communications
-It includes
*Appearance
*Posture
*Eye contact
*Gestures
*Personal space
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50. Appearance
• First impression is the last impression
• You never get a second chance to make a
first impression
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51. Smile
-A smile is the best thing
you can wear
-Nothing creates a rapport
like a smile
-You smile. I smile
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52. Body angle
Body movements directed
toward a person indicates a positive regard
while
Leaning back or away suggests boredom ,
anger ……
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69. Verbal communication
remember
• The most important six words
“ I admit I made a mistake”
• The most important five words
“ You did a good job”
• The most important four words
“ What is your opinion”
• The most important three words “
If you please’’
• The most important two words
“ Thank you’’
• The most important one word
“ We’’
• The least important one word
“ I ’’
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70. PRESENTATION SKILLS 5Ps
INTRODUCTION
A natural reaction to presentation is fear
Fear is Largely Brought by the Unknown
By reducing the area of the unknown
You can reduce your fear
And to reduce the unknown
You need to prepare for your presentation
FEARPREPARATION
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71. 10-71
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
“The focus of the presentation should be on
what is important to the customer, not what
is important to me.”
~Amanda Deitz
Pfizer
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72. • Keeps the buyer’s attention
Use humor ,visuals effectively and get customer involved
• Improves the buyer’s understanding
Multiple-sense appeals (ice cream)
• Helps the buyer remember what was said
demonstration
• Offers proof of the salesperson’s assertion
Practical application (drink the non toxic liquid)
• Creates a sense of value
Use appropriate props,words and care in handeling
10-72
Characteristics of a Strong Presentation
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
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77. DRAMATIZING
Dramatizing Helps in Convincing the Prospects.
Dramatizing Improves Understanding.
Dramatizing Makes a Lasting Impression.
Dramatizing Helps the Sales Rep.
Dramatizing Creates Value.
The Appropriate Use of Words
Make a cinematic scene (lighting system)
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78. • Word pictures and stories
– It is best to use stories from your own life.
– Make sure you have a reason for telling the story.
– Use the “hook” of the story to tie back directly to your
presentation.
– Be accurate and vivid with the words you choose.
– Pace the story, watching your audience for cues.
– Choose stories that fit your own style.
– Remember, stories can be quite short.
10-78
Verbal Tools
McGraw-Hill/Irwin
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79. Verbal Tools (continued)
• Humor
–Don’t oversell the joke.
–Don’t apologize before telling a joke.
–Identify any facts that are absolutely necessary
for the punch line of the story to make sense.
10-79
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80. spirit
• Adequacy of QUALITY and QUANTITY of service is not
• sufficient to maintain a permanent market for your services.
• The conduct, or the SPIRIT in which you deliver service, is a
strong
• determining factor in connection with both the price you
receive,
• and the duration of employment.
• He stressed the fact that he would not retain any man,
• no matter how great a QUANTITY, or how efficient
• the QUALITY of his work, unless he worked in a spirit of
HARMONY.
• Mr. Carnegie insisted upon men being AGREEABLE.
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81. METHODS
1. INTRODUCTORY APPROACH
Your name, your company, your purpose, …etc.
2. PRODUCT(SERVICE) APPROACH
A unique action, characteristic, … etc.
3. CUSTOMER BENEFIT APPROACH
Convenience, speed, Economy … etc.
4. SHOCK APPROACH
A rate or percentage of incidence, research finding, … etc.
5. QUESTION APPROACH
Preference, practice, evaluation , … etc.
6. FLATTERY APPROACH
N.B. You should be prepared to use as many approaches as necessary to bring the sale to the
next phase - the main idea.
THE APPROACH
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82. Contrasting Sales ‘Models’ (% of Time)
Activity High-Pressure,
Stereotypical
Professional,
Problem
Solving
Build
rapport/trust
10% 40%
Identify needs 20% 30%
Presentation 30% 20%
Close 40% 10%
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83. A general rule of thumb is 80:20
Your prospect speaks 80% of the time
You speak 20% of the time
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89. PRICE OBJECTIONS
• Use a two-step approach:
• Try to understand the customer’s perspective -- ask
questions
• After understanding the prospect’s perspective, sell
value and quality rather than price
• Service- guarantee
• Company Reputation
• The Salesperson
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91. Recommendations For Handling Objections
• Listen carefully
• Keep your temper on ice
• Don’t argue
• Make the customer feel you care and you are
interested
• Expect some objections and include in your
answers before being provoked
• Get a commitment that the objection has been
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TEST OF SELLING ABILITY
1. You can spend months qualifying prospects.
2. You may work long hours and know your
products.
3. You may search and know customers
attitude
BUT
4. If you don’t get orders your sales
career is a very short one.
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104. A Super Sales Success Secret
• Think positively …and follow up
• Plan carefully …and follow up
• Present thoroughly …and follow up
• And follow up …and follow up
…and follow up …and follow up
…and follow up …and follow up
…and follow up …and follow up
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105. Show Appreciation
• Phone with solutions immediately
• Mail interesting clippings (e-mail, too)
• Write congratulatory notes
• Send clippings about family, too
• Send holiday cards
• Send birthday cards
• Prepare a brief newsletter
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106. The Seven Deadly Sins
of Business Selling
1. Lack of product knowledge. Salespeople must know their
product line as well as the buyer’s line or nothing productive
can occur.
2. Time wasting. Unannounced sales visits are a nuisance.
When salespeople start droning about golf or grandchildren,
more time is wasted.
3. Poor planning. A routine sales call must be preceded by
some homework—see if it’s necessary.
4. Pushiness. This includes prying to find out a competitor’s
prices, an overwhelming attitude, and backdoor selling.
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107. The Seven Deadly Sins
of Business Selling
5. Lack of dependability. Failure to stand behind the product,
keep communications clear, and honor promises.
6. Unprofessional conduct. Knocking competitors, sloppy
dress, and poor taste aren’t professional.
7. Unlimited optimism. Honesty is preferred to the hallmark
of the good news bearers who promise anything to get an
order.
Never promise more than you can deliver.
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