Dale Carnegie Sales Training: Winning with Relationship Selling
3-Session Experience
Selling in the digital age
Recent years have produced a multitude of “new” sales methodologies and approaches – many that propose themselves to be effective strategies for building long-term loyalty with customers. Uncovering hidden needs, adapting to the way customers buy, assuming the role of a business partner or consultant and even teaching are some of the popular conceptual approaches to selling in the ‘Era of the Customer’.
Yet two foundational and interdependent concepts remain fundamental to driving long-term customer loyalty: reciprocal trust between a buyer and seller, and the flip side of the same coin, the buyer-seller relationship.
Program objectives
- Create and demonstrate sales strategies that facilitate the buying process through relationship-oriented techniques
- Use methods to establish a connection with customers to gain access and establish trust
- Construct solutions in collaboration with customers while offering insights and establishing value
- Apply the Dale Carnegie Sales Model to eliminate objections and minimize the need for negotiation
- Employ proven techniques to maintain customer relationships and encourage repeat business
Program overview
In today’s complex sales environment, gimmicks and tactics are obsolete: customers are just too savvy. Armed with pricing and information from your website, reviews from the Internet, and recommendations from an army of colleagues and friends, they have completed 70% of the buying process without engaging with a salesperson.
Only intentional sales professionals who cut through the noise to foster authentic client-centered relationships can truly help their customers win. A strong customer relationship allows the sales organization to build trust, offer insights, and then help the customer meet their business objectives. Only through enduring and meaningful customer relationships, can sales professionals learn which approach will create the best opportunity for client success. The reality is that true relationships foster loyalty, which in turn builds a sustainable pipeline, ultimately making it possible to meet or exceed goals and quotas.
Dale Carnegie sales model
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Program breakdown
Session 1: Key area | Objectives |
Sales attitude |
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Gain access |
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Discovery |
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Session 2: Key area | Objectives | |
Communicate value |
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Respond to objections |
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Commit and maintain the relationship |
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Session 3: Key area | Objectives |
Expand your network |
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Sales skills mastery |
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Why choose
Winning with relationship selling?
Video testimonies
When Tim Karger, Senior Sales Director at Dell EMC's Global Commercial Channels team, was looking for a way to polish his employees' skills, he turned to Dale Carnegie. Learn how we worked with Dell EMC to develop a talented team of 250 salespeople into a cohesive, high-performing unit.
Graham Perkins, Relationship Director at Dale Carnegie, summarises the best way to succeed in business through relationship selling.
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