Sales Techniques and Commercial Negotiation
A negotiation begins with preparation, before the first conversation. Clarify your objectives, identify your room for manoeuvre and build arguments tailored to the other party. Develop an approach that helps you defend your interests, handle objections and seek a sustainable agreement.
- Duration
- 3 days 21 hours
- Code
- VEN02FR Code
Presentation
You already work in sales but want to sell more effectively and quickly and improve your conversion rate. Acquire questioning, persuasion and negotiation techniques and learn to adapt your message to the person you are speaking to, respond to objections and close the sale.
The best salespeople know how to adapt these essential methods for successful selling, enabling you to excel in any situation and with any type of customer.
Objectives
After the course, participants will have acquired organisational and sales skills. They will be operational and make effective progress in face-to-face professional selling situations. They will provide customers with an optimal service and be able to implement a sales strategy.
By the end of the course, salespeople will know how to:
- Present the company, its products and its services effectively.
- Organise prospecting, customer follow-up and customer retention activities efficiently.
- Manage the negotiation meeting to sell more and develop their network.
- Report information from the field to facilitate strategic, sales and marketing decisions.
- Handle complaints effectively.
- Develop greater confidence to stand out professionally and present the company, its distribution policy and its strategic vision more confidently.
Program
Module 1: Organising prospecting and sales visits
- Understand the challenges of the sales role and your place within the sales organisation.
- Identify the qualities and styles of successful negotiators.
- Establish an effective prospecting strategy and make better use of your professional network.
- Prepare appointments, information and tools to be effective in meetings.
- Have a clear contact plan and set a success objective before each sales meeting.
- Use the telephone effectively to prospect and arrange appointments.
Practice:
Case studies and practical appointment-setting exercises.
Module 2: Making your sales meeting and proposal successful
- Establish a climate of trust conducive to business from the start of the meeting.
- Generate customer interest and make a positive first impression by putting differentiation and human relationships at the heart of the sales process.
- Master communication and active listening techniques.
- Ask the right questions to obtain the right information.
- Confirm that messages have been understood and adopt a friendly, positive and enthusiastic attitude.
- Develop a tailored, personalised sales proposal.
Practice:
Simulated meetings to master initial contact and customer discovery techniques.
Module 3: Presenting and making a persuasive case effectively
- Address the customer's expectations, needs, selection criteria and underlying motivation precisely.
- Make a clear, convincing case, be specific and express the commercial offer in terms of customer benefits.
- Respond confidently to objections, particularly price objections: know what to answer, when and how.
- Test the buyer's willingness to accept the proposed solution.
Practice:
Simulated meetings to master persuasive presentation and objection-handling techniques.
Module 4: Negotiating and closing effectively
- Use a well-practised technique to manage the sales meeting and move through the negotiation stages.
- Recognise a hidden or unspoken objection, isolate it and address it effectively.
- Defend your brand and margins and demonstrate professionalism when negotiating prices and terms of sale.
- Identify verbal and non-verbal buying signals and confidently use a structured closing approach to obtain an honest, clear answer.
- Reassure the customer about their decision and bring the meeting to a positive conclusion.
Practice:
Simulated meetings to master negotiation and sales closing techniques.
Audience
This course is intended for:
- Sales assistants.
- Sales administration assistants.
- Field or inside salespeople.
- Anyone responsible for selling or promoting products.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites are required to take this course.
Teaching and assessment methods
- Initial skills assessment
- Training materials provided to participants
- Continuous assessment throughout the course
- End-of-course feedback questionnaire
- Combination of theory and practical application
- Attendance records
- Post-course follow-up evaluation
- Practical exercises
Dates and sessions
Choose the date and delivery format that suit you.
No upcoming sessions are currently available.
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