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Sales techniques and language of persuasion – effective communication with all types of customers

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Training process

Training needs analysis

If you have specific requirements regarding the training programme, we will carry out a training needs analysis for you. This will guide us on which aspects of the programme should receive greater emphasis, so that the training programme meets your specific needs.

What will you gain?

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Stronger client contact - You will learn how to lead a sales conversation from the very first minutes, build trust faster, respond to client needs more accurately, and improve your day-to-day sales interactions.

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Longer-lasting relationships - You will discover how to match your communication style to the client, keep their attention, and build relationships that increase repeat business and future cooperation after the first sale.

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More effective sales questions - You will practice asking questions that uncover buying motives, organize information, and help you take the lead in the conversation without making the client feel pushed or pressured.

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More persuasive language - You will learn phrases and language patterns that strengthen your sales message, increase the credibility of your offer, and help you present solutions in a more convincing way.

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Better client type recognition - You will learn to identify different client communication styles more quickly, so you can adjust your arguments, pace, and presentation method to the person you are speaking with.

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Smoother sales process - You will structure each stage of the sales process, from needs analysis to closing, so you can guide the client more confidently and avoid confusion during commercial conversations.

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Benefit-focused presentation - You will learn how to turn product features into clear client benefits, use positive language, and present your offer so its value is easy to understand and easier to accept.

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Confidence with objections - You will understand where objections come from and how to respond in difficult moments, so you can handle resistance calmly, close more effectively, and manage post-sale contact.

Training programme

1. Communication in the sales process

  • skills and sales goals – competence wheel,
  • first impression in a meeting with the client.

2. The role of matching and guiding the customer in a sales conversation

  • what do we know about the customer?
  • the customer as capital,
  • how to gain and maintain the customer's trust,
  • listening – the key to success,
  • building long-term relationships with the customer.

3. Questioning and listening as the foundation of communication

  • the initiative is taken by the one who listens,
  • asking relevant questions,
  • the role of open and closed questions,
  • the principles of asking the right sales questions,
  • information processing techniques – tactile, auditory, visual.

4. The language of persuasion in sales – phrases strengthening the message

5. Communication style – identification of the customer type

6. Product sales process

  • sales process and the significance of individual stages,
  • relationship selling – pull-push model,
  • motivation to purchase – the role of needs analysis and identification of the client's actual needs.

7. The language of benefits in presenting an offer

  • model: product – feature – benefit,
  • words increasing the value of the company's products,
  • conveying information – positive language.

8. Customer objections

  • types and techniques of overcoming them,
  • why does the customer have objections?
  • where do difficult customers come from?
  • is the customer right?
  • ways of dealing with objections.

9. Effective closing

  • when and how to close the sale?
  • buying signals and closing the sale again,
  • contact after the sale.

What are the prerequisites for participating in the training?

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Basic client contact skills - You should have at least some experience speaking with clients, so you can more easily apply the training techniques to real sales and customer service situations.

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Knowledge of your offer - You should know the products or services you sell, so during exercises you can focus on benefit language, sales questions, and handling client objections effectively.

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Readiness to practice - You should be ready to actively practice questioning, listening, presenting an offer, and closing, because the training is built around practical sales communication.

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Openness to feedback - You should be willing to accept feedback on your communication style, so you can improve the way you lead conversations with clients and build stronger results.