Learn about why this is a buying process more than a selling process, and that your role is not to push product, but rather to help buyers make an informed decision.
- The traditional role of a sales professional has changed.…Change from that of a rainmaker,…someone whose reputation is built…on how much new business they could bring a company,…to that of a consultant.…Someone whose reputation is built…on the value they add.…It has become a buying process,…rather than a selling process.…Your job as a sales professional in today's marketplace…is less about pushing your customer to make a decision,…and more about helping them solve problems,…or take advantage of opportunities.…
As a manufacturing sales professional,…you have to understand more about…what it takes to get a customer to buy,…what motivates them to make a purchase.…Well there can be several reasons…that customers are motivated to buy.…It really boils down to these top four.…Save time.…One of the biggest challenges in manufacturing is time.…There is never enough of it.…Whether you are working on the floor…and trying to increase production,…or whether you're in a leadership role…and just trying to manage the process,…
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9/5/2018- Defining manufacturing issues and players
- Using research and data to strategize the sale
- Positioning your sale as customer-focused
- Selling to multiple types of manufacturers
- Identifying and addressing urgent needs in complex sales
- Using storytelling and case studies
- Closing the deal
- Growing accounts into relationships
- Following up strategically
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