Selling and Negotiating ::
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Selling for Professionals Who Sell
SalesPro™ [86kb PDF]
is a two-day workshop for “professionals who sell” (vs. “professional salespeople”).
The sale of professional services and technical products presents unique challenges. It usually requires an in-depth knowledge of a technical area, gained from education and experience in a non-sales area; and requires selling to a sophisticated customer. This four-part program equips professionals to use a unique 8-step process to analyze and meet such a customer’s needs.
- Part 1 – The Front End
- Part 2 – Selling
- Part 3 – Making a Sales Presentation
- Part 4 – Overcoming Objections
No-Fault Negotiating [44kb PDF]
This two-day, fast-paced, interactive workshop provides participants with the most innovative and successful negotiating techniques available. No-Fault Negotiating is a highly interactive, participant–centered course designed to improve the skills needed for successful negotiation outcomes, while learning and practicing five key principles of “win–win” negotiating. The workshop uses “real world” role-plays and business cases to involve each participant, and to ensure relevance for the participants. The following competencies are identified, explained, assessed and practiced in the workshop.
- Diagnostic Information Gathering: The process by which one discovers and uses every resource available to find and evaluate relevant information.
- Listening: The ability to hear, understand and respond to information received from others.
- Analytical & Creative Thinking: The ability to approach a problem using logical, systematic, and sequential thinking to make the right decision, and to create other options.
- Interpersonal Awareness: The ability to relate to others in a way that builds and enhances personal relationships.
- Problem Solving: The ability to identify and analyze potential problems, and to create alternative actions to avoid or eliminate problems.
- Relationship Building: The ability to relate to others in an open, friendly, and accepting manner; to show sincere interest in others’ concerns, and to initiate and develop key relationships as a priority.
- Effective Communication: The ability to ensure that information is conveyed to others, expressing yourself clearly—both orally and in writing—in ways that are persuasive to the intended audience.
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