1
Understanding the issues of customer relations
- Representing your company.
- Being consistent with the company's strategic vision.
- Meeting customers' needs and expectations.
- Knowing that supply is often higher than demand.
- The customer is king: Economic issues.
Hands-on work
Test your company's brand image: Consideration is one of the drivers of customer relations.
2
Demystifying the sales relationship
- Discovering the fundamentals of the customer relationship.
- Getting the meaning of the enjoyable part of the discussions.
- Understanding motivations and obstacles to customer relations.
- Being operational quickly: Keys.
Hands-on work
Fun customer relations communication practice. Debriefing about the behaviors adopted.
3
Being available and applying listening techniques
- Applying the active listening technique.
- Being available to learn their needs.
- Knowing how to ask questions: The funnel technique.
- Verifying information by rephrasing.
Hands-on work
Reproducing a drawing just by hearing it described. Question creation workshop to learn customer needs.
4
Harmonizing your activity with the sales relationship
- Making your activity an asset.
- Finding behaviors that are right for each situation.
- Having a global view of your company.
- Knowing the different services.
- Making connections between expectations, customers needs, and solutions.
- Drawing on your creative talents.
- Knowing how to take time to organize and experience relationships.
- Translating technical language into benefits and advantages for customers: FAB.
Hands-on work
Work creating arguments based on turning the advantages of products and services into customer benefits.
Interview scenarios. Group debriefing.
5
Discovering your communication skills
- Encouraging discussions to learn your understanding capabilities.
- Communicating about customers' preferred topics.
- Using the SONCAS approach.
- Strengthening your technical means of expression: Words, body language, looks, gestures, etc.
Hands-on work
Applying the SONCAS method to develop arguments to match your customers’ needs. Debriefing the role-playing with a non-verbal focus.