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TermDefinition
Adaptive Selling Adjusting your sales behavior to fit each customer and situation
Consultative Selling Helping customers achieve their goals by identifying and solving problems
Transactional Selling Short term selling focused on efficiency and price
Enterprise Selling Strategic long term selling involving multi level relationships across organizations
Relationship Development Building trust credibility and long term value with customers
Pre Approach Planning and preparing before contacting a customer
Approach Initial contact where rapport is built and needs are explored
Needs Identification Understanding customer problems motivations and priorities
Presentation Communicating tailored solutions based on customer needs
Objection Handling Addressing concerns and reducing perceived risk
Closing Securing commitment and guiding the customer to take action
Follow Up Ensuring satisfaction and maintaining long term relationships
Adaptive Selling Requirements Knowledge listening skills flexibility emotional intelligence
Customer Type Economic Customer focused on cost savings efficiency ROI
Customer Type Technical Customer focused on specs standards performance
Customer Type User Customer focused on ease of use support reliability
Customer Type Coach Internal advocate assisting the salesperson in navigating the buying process
Buying Motives Rational Logical reasons such as profit efficiency quality results
Buying Motives Emotional Feelings such as trust safety pride fear reduction
Stimulus Response Selling Uses scripts and cues to trigger predictable responses
Formula Selling Uses a structured presentation format
Needs Satisfaction Selling Uncovers needs before presenting solutions
Problem Solving Selling Helps buyer analyze situations and find comprehensive solutions
Key Success Traits Empathy professionalism integrity confidence resilience
Sales Call Planning Setting call objectives identifying needs preparing materials
SMART Objectives Specific measurable achievable relevant time bound goals
Territory Management Organizing and prioritizing customers geographically or strategically
Pipeline Management Tracking opportunities through stages of the funnel
Prospecting Identifying potential customers who fit the target profile
Qualification Determining if a lead has need authority budget timeline
FAB Statements Turning features into advantages and benefits
Trial Close Question testing readiness to proceed
Assumptive Close Acting as if the buyer has decided
Alternative Choice Close Giving two options to guide decision
Summary of Benefits Close Restating benefits to reinforce value before closing
Objection Price Concern about cost or value
Objection Product Concern about features quality fit
Objection Source Concern about company salesperson or service
Objection Timing Concern about urgency or readiness
Objection Need Concern about actual requirement or priority
LAARC Listen acknowledge assess respond confirm
Negotiation Reaching agreement that satisfies both parties
Principled Negotiation Separating people from problem focusing on interests
Value Proposition Clear statement of measurable customer outcomes
Buyer Personas Profiles representing motivations needs behaviors
Sales Strategy Coordinated plan for segmentation targeting value creation
Sales Segmentation Dividing customers by needs behaviors potential value
Perceptual Mapping Visual display of customer perceptions vs competitors
Customer Lifetime Value Total economic value of a customer relationship over time
Key Account Management Serving high value strategic customers with tailored service
Sales Forecasting Estimating future sales for planning
Qualitative Forecast Judgment intuition expert insights
Quantitative Forecast Statistical models and historical data
ABC Classification Ranking accounts by value or potential
Portfolio Analysis Evaluating accounts by attractiveness and strength
Sales Goals Strategic intentions
Sales Quotas Numerical performance targets
Motivators Intrinsic Pride mastery achievement purpose
Motivators Extrinsic Money promotions recognition incentives
Compensation Types Salary commission bonus combination
Commission Types Straight commission graduated commission performance based
SPIN Situation Background fact finding
SPIN Problem Identifying difficulties or dissatisfaction
SPIN Implication Consequences of the problem
SPIN Need Payoff Benefits of solving the problem
Buyer Decision Roles Initiator gatekeeper influencer decider buyer user
Buying Center Group involved in a purchase decision
Buying Process Problem recognition information search evaluation purchase post purchase
Trust Based Selling Building credibility reliability shared interest
Ethical Selling Acting honestly fairly transparently
Nonverbal Communication Gestures posture tone expressions
Active Listening Understanding meaning beyond words
Question Types Open closed probing confirming reflective
Value Based Selling Emphasizing measurable outcomes not features
Handling No Clarifying reasoning offering alternatives preserving relationship
Social Selling Using platforms like LinkedIn to build credibility
Role of CRM Centralizes customer data interactions forecasting
Sales Funnel Prospects leads qualified leads opportunities closed won customers
Top of Funnel Prospecting outreach awareness
Middle of Funnel Discovery needs analysis product demos
Bottom of Funnel Negotiation proposal closing
Territory Routing Efficient scheduling to reduce travel time
Team Selling Using multiple experts to support sale
Handling Difficult Customers Stay calm ask questions validate feelings offer solutions
Emotional Intelligence Managing emotions to build relationships and influence
Closing Difficulty Reasons Poor qualification weak value fear of rejection strong competitors
Win Loss Analysis Evaluating reasons for wins and losses
Post Sale Service Support onboarding training satisfaction checks
Customer Retention Strategies Personalized touchpoints responsiveness added value
Upselling Selling higher level versions
Cross Selling Selling complementary products
Objection Prevention Clarifying expectations and building value early
Multi Attribute Matrix Comparing options using weighted criteria
Sales Presentation Structure Opening agenda value story demonstration proof closing
Proof Sources Testimonials case studies customer stories ROI data demonstrations
Anchor Pricing Using high reference price to frame value
BATNA Best alternative to a negotiated agreement
ZOPA Zone of possible agreement
Concession Strategy Planned trade offs to reach agreement
Virtual Selling Using Zoom and digital tools to sell remotely
Sales Technology Tools CRMs analytics sales automation platforms
Time Management Prioritizing high value tasks minimizing low value tasks
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