| The
Greeting: |
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Welcoming
the caller because "first impressions are lasting". |
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Building
trust and establishing a rapport. |
| Determining
Needs: |
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Actively
listening to what is being said and how it is being
said. |
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Using
your product knowledge to help the caller with their
decision making. |
| Making
An Offer: |
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Selling
benefits features are fine but benefits are
better! |
| Asking
for the Reservation: |
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Pure
and simple Ask and Ye Shall Receive! |
| The
"No Thanks" Recovery: |
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Not
taking "No" for an answer. |
| Rate
Quoting: |
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How
it effects Revenue Maximization. |
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Why
offering choices is important to both the caller
and the agent. |
| Fading: |
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There
is a time and place for it, but use it sparingly. |
| Upselling: |
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Just
because the caller said "yes" doesnt
mean the sale is completed. |
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| In
addition, there are segments on: |
| Calls
to your Competitors: |
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The
secret to surviving in a competitive environment
is knowing your competitors strengths and
weaknesses. |
| Creating
Suggestive Selling Statements: |
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Telling
a caller about your features isnt as effective
as suggesting how they will benefit from them. |