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Presented by
Bill Barr, President
Handel Barr Learning, Inc.
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B2B Sales Games
2. Mark Twain
“It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you in
trouble.
It’s what you know for sure that ain’t so.”
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Samuel Langhorne Clemens
3. Marketing
“Find a need and fill it.”
• Offering
• Promotion
• Pricing
• Distribution
• Brand
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ALL MARKETERS ARE LIARS/TELL STORIES
5. Personal Selling
• Marketing spends money to find leads
• Sales turn leads into money
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6. Sales Careers
• Consumer selling (B2C)
• Government selling (B2G)
• Business selling (B2B)
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7. Selling – Who Needs It?
• Complex offering
• Major ticket offering
• New offering
• Highly technical offering
• Unsought offering
• Others???________________________
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8. Sales Roles
• Sales Representative - Outside rep - Inside rep
• Account Manager
• Technical Sales rep
• Sales Support
• Sales Manager
• CSO
• Everybody in the company
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10. Sales and Marketing Don’t Get Along
Leads
– Leads are criticized as worthless by sales
– Not enough leads generated to satisfy sales
– Sales don’t track Marketing Leads to measure
effectiveness
– Sales uses ineffective techniques to turn leads into
prospects
– Sales won’t give up success stories
– Sales won’t tell us what the customer wants
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11. How Customers Buy
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Source: The Psychology Behind Consumer Decision Making By: Christian Fea
Recognizing a
Need
Information and
Alternatives
The Purchase
Customer Decision Process
Time
Post Evaluation
Wants
Needs
Problems
Best Choice
Comparisons
Information
Decision
Best Price
Consequences
Tell Others
Satisfaction
Buyer’s Remorse
12. What I Am Doing About It
B2B Learning Games from
– Training with a fun factor built in
– Training that is “Sticky”
– Experiential learning - 90% learning retention
– Cost effective
• Less time away from work
• Lower cost of the training program
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13. Success Story Elements
• Who? – Target Job Title/Function
• What? – Hurt/Problem/Challenge
• Ahh! - Ideal State
• So what? – Numbers/Measurement
• How? – Knowledge of the Offering
The THINK System
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14. The Start
• Target – Sales & Marketing Leaders
• Hurt – Poor lead performance
• Ideal State – Teaming together with a standardized
lead content management format
• Numbers – % Lead to Prospect, % Leads worked
• Knowledge – Board & Web versions, only 1.5 hours,
can be repeated, immediate feedback, easy to
implement, group and individual learning
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15. You Can Help!
• Field Testing Underway
• Free Learning Event
• Fun Experience
• Résumé Bullet
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B2B Sales Games
The Sweet Taste of Success!
Bill Barr
bbarr@salescandy.com
Hinweis der Redaktion Purpose: To highlight in simple terms various approaches to marketing a company.
Activities: The key point of this is to decide how you want to sell your “beans.”
Note:
Transition: “Once you decide what business you are in, let’s look at the strategic analysis elements for a moment.” 10