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When we think we know…. When we think we know…. Balance. OK – Package Selling We assume we know the client’s needs. Balance. OK – Package Selling We assume we know the client’s needs. Better – CNA and Recommendation Determine prospect value Short/long term
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Balance OK – Package Selling We assume we know the client’s needs
Balance OK – Package Selling We assume we know the client’s needs Better – CNA and Recommendation Determine prospect value Short/long term Present immediate recommendation
Balance OK – Package Selling We assume we know the client’s needs Better – CNA and Recommendation Determine prospect value Short/long term Present immediate recommendation Best – CNA and Presentation Follow the Seven Steps to Selling Success
Research Learn about the industry Learn about prospect’s market situation Develop questions to ask
Kinds of questions Permission “May I ask you more about that?”
Kinds of questions Permission “What models do you carry?” Fact-finding
Kinds of questions Permission “What do you like about your current advertising?” Fact-finding Feeling-finding
Kinds of questions Permission “Would you say it is more important to bring people in early week, or late week?” Fact-finding Feeling-finding Priority
Kinds of questions “So you are saying early week is your best opportunity to increase revenues?” Permission Fact-finding Feeling-finding Priority Restatement
The Best Questions Open-ended Informed Professional
Exercise Write an INFORMED, PROFESSIONAL question using RAB category research
Approach The one asking the questions is the one in control Take your time Start with non-threatening questions The more prospects talk, the more the wall comes down The more the wall comes down the more they will tell you
Inquire, don’t interrogate Adversarial “Don’t you want to…”
Inquire, don’t interrogate Adversarial “Don’t you want to…” “Why haven’t you…” Accusative
Inquire, don’t interrogate Adversarial “Don’t you want to…” “Why haven’t you…” “Shouldn’t you…” Accusative Impolite
Inquire, don’t interrogate Adversarial “Don’t you want to…” “Why haven’t you…” “Shouldn’t you…” “Aren’t you…” Accusative Impolite Frontal
Inquire, Don’t Interrogate “Don’t you want to…” “Why haven’t you…” “Shouldn’t you…” “Aren’t you…” “So you don’t care…” Adversarial Accusative Impolite Frontal Tactless
Great CNAs Get the prospect to: Focus on problems Think about the business Dream about possibilities Consider making changes Get comfortable working with you
CNA Techniques Before you leave: who, what, where, why, when, how Ask long and deep questions! “Tell me more…” It’s not about you, it’s all about the prospect!
Areas of questions Company Products/Services Customers Competition Objectives Advertising Wrap-up
CNA Wrap-Up “Do you have an agency?” Find out if there are others involved in making advertising decisions Set the next appointment
Tips Remember the goal of this call Get the information Get “the Wall” to come down Memorize as many questions as possible Ask, don’t tell or sell Refer to your notes as needed Customize your questions Take copious notes Be enthusiastic about your ability to help