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Page 2 Program Objectives Program Objectives (1 of 2) ? Define value-added selling and identify ways you can add value to the sales situation. ? Identify specific value-added selling practices that you would like to use in customer relationships. ? Use a three-step process for handling customer objections.

Page 3 Program Objectives Program Objectives (2 of 2) ? Analyze your products/services to determine what benefits they provide and how they meet customer needs. ? Identify any obstacles to closing the sale and select strategies for over- coming them. ? Follow guidelines for closing sales successfully.

Page 4 A Challenge Please Write One Sentence Definitions for RELATIONSHIP, OBJECTIONS, SOLUTIONS, and CLOSING in SALES.

Page 5 How and What Can You Do? s When it does occur, why do you lose existing accounts to competitors? s What can you do to strengthen relationships with your existing accounts? s What factors or events might get in the way of achieving these goals?

Page 6 Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (1 of 6)  Refer to your experience with other organizations to show customers that you understand their business and industry and are qualified to meet their needs.

Page 7  Tell customers about a variety of products and services – those of competitors as well as of your own company – that may meet their needs. Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (2 of 6)

Page 8  Link the customer to any support people in your organization who can help, advise or add value to the customer's use of products and services. Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (3 of 6)

Page 9  Respond promptly to customer inquiries and stay in touch with a number of people in the customer’s organization, not just the top decision makers. Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (4 of 6)

Page 10  Initiate discussions about innovative ways customers can solve problems or improve operations, and work with them to act on these potential improvements. Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (5 of 6)

Page 11  Show interest in customers’ future goals and operations in addition to helping them solve existing problems and meet current needs. Value-Added Selling Techniques Value-Added Selling Techniques (6 of 6)

Page 12 The Competitive Advantage The Competitive Advantage (1 of 4)  The Physical Product Itself. (Competitive features and benefits).  The Deal. (Terms, credit, availability, delivery, installation, ongoing support and application ideas).