Coaching - some examples

The manager as sales coach

  • What role(s) do I take on with my employees?
  • And how do I fulfill the role of "SalesCoach"?
  • Is this particularly effective with young employees?
  • As a manager, do I have to have a solution for everything immediately?

Cold call

  • There are not many salespeople who also like cold calling.
  • And put off picking up the phone.
  • Everything is easier with the right start and a common thread.

Preparing for a difficult negotiation

  • How do I get off to the right start in a negotiation?
  • Or is it just a price discussion?
  • At the end of the coaching, the negotiation is prepared and documented.
  • This gives you confidence in your appearance.

Be prepared for objections

  • What objections do you regularly hear from your customers?
  • And what exactly is your reaction to them?
  • At the end of the coaching session, you will have suitable, authentic answers to your customers' typical objections.

Closing the bag

  • When is the right time to "close the bag"?
  • How can I recognize this in a conversation with the customer?
  • At the end of the session, you will have developed your own radar and know when to ask the closing question.

The customer always says: Too expensive!

  • Over and over again!
  • What is behind this?
  • An honest settlement or just a bluff?
  • And what about the principle: no discount without a counterclaim?
  • Finding authentic formulations is the art!
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That's what I do

  • Training for sales
  • Individual coaching for case discussions
  • Small group coaching for consolidation
  • Coaching directly at the workplace
  • ONLINE training in short blocks
  • Control via qualitative goals
  • Case discussions
  • Competitions
  • Solution focused workshops
  • sparring
  • and much more ...

And this is the HOW

  • always tailor-made
  • in the language of the participants
  • exclusively with practical cases from your company
  • with a WHY & WHAT FOR
  • with methods that keep the days from getting boring
  • with learning and transfer objectives
  • with measures for effectiveness (from learning to application)

Customers

Every customer project is unique and has individual goals and measurement criteria.

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Ask yourself ...

how exactly you can implement this with your employees? And above all: How do you measure success? How can you transfer what you have learned into action?