84 questions that sell: Tools and techniques from sales coaching to maximize your results
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In this book you'll find powerful questions that will help you sell far more and serve your customers in an exceptional way.
In 84 Questions that Sell you will learn to:
- Improve sales communication skills;
- Improve your results with coaching;
- Connect and empathize with the buyer;
- Identify in advance the desires of those who buy;
- Direct and negotiate sales based on customer responses;
- Assertively close deals;
- Measure results and set goals;
- Create an environment conducive to business closure;
- Develop irrefutable arguments;
- Offer immediate solutions to problems;
- Add value to products;
- Maximize results;
- Overcome objections.
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84 questions that sell - Jaques Grinberg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This book represents one more dream that has come true. A dream turned into texts which in turn mean the goals of a rewarding and decent professional life.
For the achievement of this idea, I have to thank a very special human being. A tremendous dreamer. A teacher – in fact a master – that has never tired or will tire of transforming our country with the tools of education.
Many Brazilians are proud to have stood shoulder to shoulder with - and learned from - this master. I am one of them. I have found the real importance of my life and what I really needed to have in order to live life to the fullest.
I learned something else: how important it is to always surround ourselves with the people we love.
Father, thank you for being part of my life.
PREFACE
With the huge success of the lecture
"The Coach Salesperson:
How To Turn Questions
Into Sales"
I have decided to write this book with 84 suggestions of intelligent questions for you to become a Coach Salesperson and be able to maximize your sales results.
At first glance, you may think these questions are impossible to be asked. I certainly understand; new things can be scary. In sales courses I have given, I met salespeople who thought this way. However, they progressively changed their minds as they started to practice. They realized they could actually use the questions and that they really work. Managers and directors later praised the great customer loyalty achieved.
Try them! I am sure that if you give them a shot, you will be surprised with the results, for the questions are that efficient.
Dare to move out of your comfort zone, get a move on: believe in your potential and reach success, increasing your sales numbers.
Make the best of this book! Read it reflectively, imagining your own customers’ reactions...
With certainty, your friend,
Jaques Grinberg
INTRODUCTION
To understand the 84 questions that sell, it is important to first learn and assimilate what the following terms mean:
Coaching, Coach, Coachee, Intelligent questions, Selling and being a Coach Salesperson
Coaching is a training process that directs and pushes the client (Coachee) to think of new pathways, seeking the best, creative and quick options to achieve a certain goal. At the basis of this process, you have questions that are instrumental to create conditions and incite motivation to generate change and assist in reaching the proposed goal.
Coach is what we call the professional who offers Coaching, also known as a motivator, the one who helps the Coachee overcome obstacles and explore their creative and emotional potential to the fullest, encouraging pro-activity. Coach is the one who trains, guides and prepares.
Coachee is what we call the client who goes through the Coaching process.
The Coaching process, therefore, moves the Coachee out of his or her comfort zone, leading him or her to the desired state of action, i.e., to pro-activity.
The word Coach¹ originates from the Hungarian language and it means a type of four-wheeled carriage, also adopted by the English language later on, exactly for this kind of transportation that was utilized to take people to a variety of places. In 1830, at Oxford University, the term begins to be used for the sports manager who is responsible for a team. But only in 1950 it is used for the first time in business with the current meaning.
There are different types of Coaching, but the two most popular are: executive coaching and life coaching. The executive coaching aims to develop leadership competence and the Life (or personal) Coaching aims to develop competences related to any areas of life, such as relationships, family issues, health, career, finances etc. There are also other names for specific situations in performance development; e.g., sales training or public contest tests, university entry tests; among many others.
Coaching as a technique and tool to increase results in sales has been used in many countries, but still not so much in Brazil. Since it is an innovative process, only companies that want to grow in an ever competitive market with demanding customers and products with little space for clear features invest in Coaching to enhance sales and customer loyalty.
Intelligent questions are tools to lead the Coachee (client) to think and reflect on what is known already and how to broaden ideas and knowledge. They allow needs and objectives to be identified and a profile can be determined for the customer. With the gathered data, it is possible to keep on guiding the customer, via new questions, to find the best route to reach the objective, the need and therefore, to buy. A unique experience is created, as if custom-made for that one customer.
Selling is to guide someone (customer) to acquire a product, a service etc. It is a relationship process, based on communication between the salesperson and the customer, assisting such customer to purchase, to acquire what is offered. All sales are a form of customer seduction, but at the end of the process, the customer must feel the choice was his or hers in buying what is needed. Many customers, for instance, look for a product or service due to lack of information about other options that could satisfy their needs even more completely. The Coach salesperson has to know his or her customers as well as their needs, to be able to sell them what they in fact need - not always what they want