Selling Skills - Getting Agreement
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‘Aggressive’ closing is increasingly unsuccessful, and yet we
must get an agreement and handle objections. The answer lies in
advanced professional methods.
Overview
Closing and objection handling are probably the
aspects most discussed when considering the sales process and
skills of the salesforce. Much research has been conducted into
this area. Poor skills result in the ‘Aggressive Salesperson’
stereotype. There is increasing resistance to poor closing and
objection handling.
This stimulating course builds on skills and allows participants
to develop a personal style that encompasses the latest
psychological approaches.
Who Should Attend
All new and existing salespeople.
Duration
1 Day
Selling Skills (Getting Agreement) - Course Objectives
Participants will learn:
learn to understand the underlying causes of objections and
therefore target techniques on the causes not just the symptoms
learn how to develop a ‘seamless’ approach to closing
also develop a personal style and choice of words that match the
situations they experience
learn a simple, easy to remember, easy to use sequence
select and develop appropriate sequences that match their common
objections and situations
learn how to handle questions early in the meeting
learn how to avoid being seen as ‘pushy’ or ‘aggressive.’
Selling Skills (Getting Agreement) -
Course Outline
What Stops Agreement?
Patent and Latent causes of objections and reservations
Types of vocalised objection
An objection or a request to negotiate?
Seeking Agreement
Closing as a logical process
Different forms of closing question
Developing closes to match ‘participants’ style and situations
Pre-handling objections
Overcoming Objections
Common errors in handling objections, and how to avoid them
The L.A.I.D.-Back® process of overcoming objections and
reservations
(Listen, Acknowledge, Interpret, Deal with it: Assurance, Arc,
Add, Accept, Ask: BACK to the persuasive process)
Developing different objection handling sequences to match the
situations and style of the participants
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