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SELLING SKILLS. Mainly By M.SOHAIL BAJWA & Little Contribution By SHAHID LATIF. SELLING SKILLS. AN OVERVEIW REGARDING PHARMACEUTICAL SALES PROMOTION. TRADITIONAL SELLING PROCESS. OPENING. “IS THE SKILL OF ATTAINING CUSTOMER,S ATTENTION .”. STEPS OF “OPENING”.
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SELLING SKILLS Mainly By M.SOHAIL BAJWA & Little Contribution By SHAHID LATIF
SELLING SKILLS AN OVERVEIW REGARDING PHARMACEUTICAL SALES PROMOTION
TRADITIONALSELLING PROCESS Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
OPENING “IS THE SKILL OF ATTAINING CUSTOMER,S ATTENTION .”
STEPS OF “OPENING” • IDENTIFY A KNOWN OR PRESUMED NEED • PROPOSE A FEATURE OR BENEFIT THAT SATISFIED CUSTOMER’S NEED Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
PROBING “IS THE SKILL OF QUESTIONING TO UNCOVER CUSTOMER NEEDS AND CONCERNS”
TYPES OF PROBES OPEN PROBE CLOSED PROBE
STRATEGY FOR PROBING START WITH OPEN PROBE THEN SWITCH TOWARDS CLOSED PROBES
REINFORCING “IS THE SKILL OF SATISFYING CUSTOMER NEEDS WITH PRODUCT FEATURES AND BENEFITS”
STEPS OF “REINFORCING” • PARAPHRASE THE CUSTOMER NEED • PROPOSE A FEATURE AND BENEFIT THAT SATISFY THIS NEED Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
GAINING COMMITMENT “IS THE SKILL OF OBTAINING THE CUSTOMER’S AGREEMENT TO ACT”
STEPS OF “GAINING COMMITMENT” • REVIEW THE BENEFITS ACCEPTED BY CUSTOMER • ASK FOR ACTION Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
TYPES OF REQUESTS FOR “ACTION” • TRIAL USE • CONTINUED USE • EXPANDED USE Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
DEALING WITH RESISTANCE A COMMON SITUATION
TYPES OF “RESISTANCE” • MISCONCEPTION • REAL OBJECTION • LACK OF INTEREST • SCEPTICISM Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
MISCONCEPTION IS A CUSTOMER’S INCORRECT NEGATIVE ASSUMPTION ABOUT YOUR PRODUCT ,DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION
STEPS FOR DEALING WITH MISCONCEPTION • PROBE TO CLARIFY CUSTOMER’S NEED • TACTFULLY PROVIDE CORRECT INFORMATION • EMPHASIS THE POSITIVE INFORMATION YOU HAVE PROVIDED Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
REAL OBJECTION “IS RESISTANCE BASED ON A LEGITIMATE SHORTCOMING OR DISADVANTAGE OF YOUR PRODUCT”
STRATEGY FOR DEALING WITH “REAL OBJECTION” • PROBE TO CLARIFY CUSTOMER’S CONCERN • ACKNOWLEDGE CUSTOMER’S CONCERN • REDUCE IMPACT OF SHORTCOMING ON THE CUSTOMER • EMPHASISE THE BENEFIT OF THE PRODUCT Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
DEALING WITH LACK OF INTEREST DISINTEREST IN YOUR PRODUCTS BECAUSE OF SATISFACTION WITH A COMPETITOR’S PRODUCT
STRATEGY FOR DEALING WITH “LACK OF INTEREST” • USE A SERIES OF CLOSED PROBES TO UNCOVER CUSTOMER’S NEED • ESTABLISH AN AREA OF DISSATISFACTION WITH THE COMPETING PRODUCT • HIGHLIGHT THAT FEATURE OR BENEFIT OF YOUR PRODUCT THAT SOLVES THAT SHORTCOMING • THEN REINFORCE IT Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF
SCEPTICISM IS DISBELIEF THAT YOUR PRODUCT CAN REALLY PROVIDE A BENEFIT THAT YOU CLAIM
STRATEGY FOR DEALING WITH “SCEPTICISM” • EMPHASIS THE BENEFIT IN QUESTION • PROVE THE BENEFIT(introduce the clinical study, paraphrase key passages) • EXPLAIN THE EBENFIT Mainly By M.SOHAIL BJAWA & LITTLE CONTRIBUTION BY SHAHID LATIF