The Consultative Selling Technique training course is aimed at skilling sales professionals in achieving long-term success. It is a technique that is used by intentional sales professionals to foster authentic, long-lasting and customer-centric relationships.

It’s not enough to be just the preferred vendor. Elevate your company to a trusted advisor position. True relationships based on trust foster loyalty which in turn builds a sustainable and win-win situation for both.

To gain more revenue per customer, companies are asking their customer service reps to up-sell and cross-sell during their calls. Not surprisingly, many of these employees are not happy! They perceive themselves as service professionals, not salespeople. The world in which sales professionals have to operate in has changed dramatically. Today, competition in almost every field is much more aggressive and intense than ever before. Customers are better informed, more discerning and more demanding.

Whether in selling a product or service, the rapidly changing landscape confronting service professionals requires a drastic change in mindset towards selling. Service professionals need to approach the task professionally rather than simply rely on acumen, better products, and other street-wise selling techniques.

Your employees will leave this training with a new attitude toward sales and with the skills to be successful in cross-selling, upselling, and overcoming resistance in a way that boosts buyer satisfaction and the bottom line.

This Neuro Linguistic Programming based course is focused on developing Sales Coaches who could help gear their team members into a performing sales team. The transition from a sales representative to a Sales Manager often leaves the individual in a situation of facing new challenges in management with little to guide them except experience.

While experience may be one of the best teachers, different frame of references in each individual’s mindset creates a gap in communicating the necessary skills to the coaches. This results in a mismatch of information and intended results, and often further frustrates Sales Managers and the sales reps becomes demotivated.