Title: Exhibit 81: The Preapproach Involves Planning the Sales Presentation
1Exhibit 8-1 The Preapproach Involves Planning
the Sales Presentation
2Exhibit 8-4 Steps in the Preapproach Planning
the Sale
Determine sales call objective
Develop/Review customer profile
Develop customer benefits
Develop sales presentation
3Strategic Customer Sales Planning - the
Preapproach cont
- Always Have a Sales Call Objective
- Why am I going into the customers office?
- To present my product/service and
- To gain a trial order
- To be given a second meeting
- To get information about the current supplier
- To write an order
4Strategic Customer Sales Planning - The
Preapproach cont
- Always have a sales call objective
- Set a SMART call objective
pecific
easurable
chievable
ealistic
imed
5Strategic Customer Sales Planning - Customer
Profile Provides Insight
- Review information to create customized
presentation - See what customer has done in the past to
determine future needs - If do not have customer profile - get one for
each customer
6Exhibit 8-5 Information Used in a Profile and
for Planning
7Customer Benefit PlanWhat Its All About!
- Steps in creating the customer benefit plan
- Step 1 Select FABs for product discussion
- Step 2 Select FABs for marketing plan
discussion - Step 3 Select FABs for business proposition
discussion - Step 4 Develop suggested purchase order based
on first three steps
8Exhibit 8-6 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Marketing Plan Segment of Your Sales Presentation
Resellers
- 1. Advertising
- Geographical
- National
- Regional
- Local
- Co-op
- Type
- Television
- Radio
- Direct-mail
- Internet
- 2. Sales Promotion
- Contests
- Coupons
- Samples
-
- 3. Sales Force
- Working with salespeople
4. Trade Shows
9Exhibit 8-6 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Marketing Plan Segment of Your Sales Presentation
End Users
1. Availability
2. Delivery
3. Guarantee
- 4. Installation
- Who does it?
- When?
- How?
5. Maintenance/service
6. Training on use
7. Warranty
10Exhibit 8-6 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Marketing Plan Segment of Your Sales Presentation
11Exhibit 8-7 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Business Proposition Segment of Your Sales
Presentation
Resellers
1. List price
- 3. Discounts
- Cash
- Consumer
- Quantity
- Trade
- Financing
- Payment Plans
- Interest Rate
4. Markup
2. Shipping costs
5. Profit
12Exhibit 8-7 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Business Proposition Segment of Your Sales
Presentation
End Users
1. List price
2. Shipping costs
- 3. Discounts
- Cash
- Quantity
- 4. Financing
- Payment plans
- Interest rates
5. ROI
6. Value Analysis
13Exhibit 8-7 Examples of Topics Contained in the
Business Proposition Segment of Your Sales
Presentation
14Customer Benefit Plan Develop Sales
Presentation
- Write out all FABs for steps 1 - 3
- Write out suggested purchase order
- Now you are ALMOST ready to create your sales
presentation
15Exhibit 8-8 Major Phases in Your Presentation A
Sequence of Events to Complete in Developing a
Sales Presentation
16What is Left in Creating Your Sales Presentation?
As shown in Exhibit 8-8 you need to create your
- Approach - covered in Chapter 10
- Close - covered in Chapter 13
17Before You Can Pick Your Approach You
- Select which presentation method to use - covered
in Chapter 9
- Prepare for anticipated objections from your
prospect/customer - covered in Chapter 12
18In Planning a Sales Presentation, You Should
Consider
- The prospects mental steps
- What would the prospect be thinking as you
give your presentation?
19Exhibit 8-9 The Prospects Five Mental Steps in
Buying
20How Do You Obtain Someones Attention When You
Begin Your Presentation?
- Show you are there to help!
- The proper approach is important! (Chapter 10)
- Your goal is to determine a need or problem
21How Do You Keep Someones Interest in What You
are Presenting?
- Show you are there to help!
- Quickly present major FABs that
- Fulfill a need
- Solve a problem
- Show and tell as discussed in Chapter 11
22How Do You Build Desire for Your Product?
- Show you are there to help!
- Using your trial closes, determine if
prospect is interested in benefits
- Watch for nonverbal signals!
- Green
- Yellow
- Red
23How Do You Establish The Conviction Your Product
Will Solve Needs or Problems?
- Show you are there to help!
- The customer sees how your products FABs
will solve their needs or problems
- Your trial closes indicate ready to buy
24How Do You Know if Customer Ready to Purchase So
You Can Close?
- Show you are there to help!
- Trial close response(s), nonverbal signals
indicate positive beliefs product will
fulfill needs or solve problems
25 Overview of the Selling Process
- Getting the prospects attention and interest by
having the prospect recognize a need or problem,
and stating a wish to fulfill the need or solve
the problem - Uncovering and answering the prospects questions
and revealing and meeting or overcoming
objections results in more intense desire - Desire is transformed into the conviction that
your product can fulfill the prospects needs or
solve problems
26Exhibit 8-10a The Selling Process and Examples
of Prospects Mental Thoughts and Questions
27Exhibit 8-10b The Selling Process and Examples
of Prospects Mental Thoughts and Questions
28 Summary of Major Selling Issues
- Careful planning of the sales call is essential
to success in selling - Planning builds self-confidence, develops an
atmosphere of goodwill, creates professionalism,
and increases sales - Sales call planning
- Have a sales call objective that is SMART
- Develop or review the customer profile
- Develop your customer benefit plan