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The ability to sell does not hinge on an X-Factor of charm or coercion, but rather more a step-by-step methodical process which requires both discipline and persistence. By treating sales as a process the sales person is able to break each stage down from initial contact through to after sales. Mapping of the sales process is an analytical approach, and whilst it can be highly useful it maybe a little overkill in most circumstances. Setting achievable milestones which you can work towards as part of the sales process allows for fluidity in terms of approach whilst also maintaining discipline in progressing towards a conclusion.

Sales people are responsible for the sales process and whilst companies may break it down in to pre-sales, after-sales and so on it is still the responsibility of every sales person to facilitate the sales process as outlined below.

• Initial Contact
• Suitability test
• Sales lead
• Identification of need / want
• Qualified Sales Lead
• Proposal
• Negotiation
• Closing
• Deal Confirmation
• After Sales

The extent to which sales has become a process has been further defined from cold calling and pre-sales through to the proposal, closing and then delivery. The requisite skill level for each of these areas does vary and in terms of proposals in a commercial sense product understanding and knowledge is critical. The need for technical experts to become involved in the sales process has increased because companies have to provide consultative solutions that may well be innovative and bespoke to customer’s specific requirements.

By adopting a sales process across a sales team where sales people share their experiences through group exercises, predicting revenue, profitability and setting targets becomes a transparent process. Utilising sales tools from a simple excel sheet or access database through to off the shelf and bespoke CRM (customer relationship management) systems allows the sales person to measure their progress. For Sales People, Sales Managers and Sales Directors always consider whether you are working towards or setting SMART objectives.
S - Specific
M - Measurable
A - Achievable
R - Realistic
T – Time focused

A good sales experience can often mean different things for different people, especially when it comes down to revenue and profitability. Most aspects of a positive sales experience are applicable for both the buyer and seller, although to define these experiences can prove difficult.
As an exercise I would now like you to consider some of the bad sales experiences you have had as a buyer or seller. As a group exercise this is an excellent sales training tool and should be focused against the backdrop of defining what a good sales experience is.
Irrespective of product and how well the initial sales process may go the acid test for any sales person is managing expectations and after sales. Working through solutions with any buyer offers the best opportunity to enhance reputations and secure future sales.

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There are essentially two types of sales people in practical terms; the agent & the representative. Agents predominantly work on a commission only basis in market places where they utilise existing & new contacts to sell products to. Agents or commission only sales people work for themselves and may sell products for different companies. The representative will have a basic salary and commission with the job security of working for someone. Many representative sales roles will have low basic salaries and therefore a heavy emphasis on commission.