Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

what is magnus favorite toy?

A

Tennis ball

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2
Q

loyalty is a

A

feature

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3
Q

Signpost brands

A

Redbull
Nike
Starbucks

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4
Q

How long do salespeople spend on selling everyday?

A

2 hours

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5
Q

What is the pareto principle?

A

20 percent of the salespeople make 80 percent of the sales

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6
Q

What is Parkinson’s Law?

A

Work expands to fill the time available

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7
Q

Passion is more important than

A

perfection

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8
Q

How long should I prep for a presentation?

A

One hour of prep for each minute of presentation

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9
Q

Units of conviction

A

concise, carefully prepared mini presentations that are used as building blocks in constructing the information the salesperson presents (prepare them ahead of time, practice them until they are comfortable, they become permanent, learn how to personalize)

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10
Q

what does each unit of conviction contain?

A

Feature - fact about the product or service
transitional phrase - bridge
benefits - what’s in it for me?
evidence - proof statements
tie down - trial close or nail down

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11
Q

Features are the

A

same no matter who uses them

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12
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when do buyers object?

A

at any time

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13
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memorized presentation

A

rapid productivity
reliable and effective info
confidence builder
should only be used when info is internalized to the point that it is normal(personal)
inexperienced sales people use this

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14
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outline presentation

A

use several units of conviction
reveals need for additional information
helps compare needs with suggested solutions

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15
Q

impromptu presentation

A

Only used by experienced salespeople

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16
Q

the stall or put off

A

prospect is avoiding making a decision. you may not have presented a compelling reason to buy, handling this is a test of your attitude

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17
Q

the searcher

A

prospect wants more data
they want to buy but need more convincing

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18
Q

the hidden objection

A

prospect will not reveal the real reason
often personal reason

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19
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the stopper

A

the prospect has a legitimate reason to not buy

20
Q

handling objections

A

-keep the buyers attitude toward your product positive
-let buyers know you are on their side
- help with objections (show you care)
-do not get demanding, defensive, or hostile
-do not be satisfied with an excuse or stall
-bring out your arsenal of selling benefits and keep on presenting

21
Q

navigating objection - feel felt found

A

use experiences, provide new facts

22
Q

navigating objection - compensation or counterbalance method

A

admit objection is valid and describe counterbalance

23
Q

navigating objection - ask why?

A

turn broad no into specific concern

24
Q

navigating objection - remove misconception

A

useful when prospect has clearly wrong message; be firm and present the data

25
Q

navigating objection - boomerang method

A

initially agree with concern, but make statement that turns it into a selling point

26
Q

navigating objection - curiosity method

A

demonstate genuine curiostiy about their objection, prospect may be mentally comparing with a competing product

27
Q

Price objection - price breakdown

A

use the lowest common denominator - break the price down - establish value not price

28
Q

Price objection - perform a comparison

A

compare product’s features, advant, and benefits among competitors

29
Q

Price objection - sell down

A

present the best most expensive product first, be patient and focus on benefits

30
Q

When to answer objections - before they arise

A

-price objections

31
Q

when to answer objections - postpose the answer

A

when you are planning to cover that point further along and the prospect has jumped ahead
ANSWER IMMEDIATELY

32
Q

when to answer objections - ignoring answer

A

when it has nothing to do with your product

33
Q

what is a close?

A

question asked or an action take by salesperson designed to elicit a positive buying decision from the prospect.

34
Q

what is an objection?

A

an obstacle to the smooth completion of a sale

35
Q

up selling

A

point out the benefits of the higher price model to meet their needs

36
Q

cross selling

A

example: apple pen for your iPad (accessories)

37
Q

cost of gaining a new customer

A

5x more than keeping a customer

38
Q

impending event close

A

QVC - deal ends soon!

39
Q

Trial order close

A

3 months at no cost

40
Q

the mars team

A

sales productivity of the IAMS product

41
Q

Salespeople help buyers decide by

A

asking them to buy

42
Q

your attitude will communicate

A

sincerity
interest in the buyer
belief in your product

43
Q

direct close

A

ask for the order directly

44
Q

thank you letters / 4 P’s

A

prompt
personalized
precise
positive

45
Q

the 4 R’s - why current customers are important

A

Referrals
retention
reputation
revenue