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Services for the Sales Lab

Key Features

Key Features

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- Detailed description of the advantages a product has to offer

- Written generally about Sales Lab Trainings

- Could be printed on Flyers and displayed on the Sales Lab Website

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General Target Groups

Target Groups

- Structured by Geographical and Psychographical Factors

- Demographic factors are not relevant as all kinds of Salespeople can benefit from training

- Target Groups have to be defined "a priori", meaning:

The segmentation proceeds from theoretical deduction rather than from observation and experience

Budget/ Cost

Incorporation of speakers and third parties 45%

Budget/Costs

  • Advertising 10 %
  • Workforce 25%
  • Technological 10%

development

  • Adjustments 10%

Savings in:

  • Equipment
  • Rooms
  • Creation of Channels
  • Staff

Advertising

Advertising Strategy

Set Measurable Goals

"Increase the amount of inquiries by X% over the course of the first advertising instance which will take X months"

Step 1

Choosing the Right Channels

Step 2

Which kinds of Emotions does a Channel create

What

to keep in Mind

How much Money are we willing to spend?

https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/effectiveness-of-advertising-in-asia-pacific

Strategy

Multichannel Marketing

Channels

Channels

HS Aalen

Website

Email Advertisement

Email Newsletter

Email

Advertisement

XING

LinkedIn

XING

LinkedIn

Fairs

Events

Instagram

YouTube

Social

Media

Execution

Step 3

Students Sales Lab

Market analysis

Market Analysis

SWOT analysis

Market

-No competition right here nearby

-Big companies in Aalen, like Zeiss

-Little confusing market

-Hard to compare with competitors

Competition

Future

-More online seminars

-More intercultural training

-Market will grow

Future

Pricing

Our price

-We will orientate on the other prices

-Low prices at the beginning

-Higher prices later

-Fixed and individual prices

-Students are for free

Pricing

5-Step-Sales-Cycle

- Simple way to structure the Sales Process

- Mirrors the "buyers journey"

- 5 Steps Include:

  • Initial Contact and Rapport Building
  • Needs Discovery
  • Offer a Solution
  • Handle Objections and Close the Sales
  • Follow Up, Repeat Business and Referrals

Sales Training

Initial Contact and Rapport Building

- Hard earned routine is mandatory for successful first contacts

Our goal: Give clients a basis to develop their best style to approach new customers

- Involve Sales Lab's technology

Initial Contact and Rapport Building

Needs Discovery

- Providing structure for "Discovery Calls"

- Again Sales Lab's technology comes into play e.g. for analyzing role-play

Needs Discovery

Offer a Solution

- Connecting the potential customer’s needs and wants with the corresponding features and benefits of your product offering

- Tightly connected to Presentation Training

Offer a Solution

Handle Objections and Close the Sales

Handle Objections and Close the Sales

Follow Up, Repeat Business and Referrals

Presentation Training

Presentation Training

Our presentation training focuses on the essential elements of a successful presentation.

Improvement in your presentation skills for a lifetime

Topics

Content

  • Preparation
  • Visualization
  • Personal appearance
  • The art of elocution
  • Closure

Preparation

  • Aims to create a conception of the presentation

  • based on influencing factors that affect the outcome of the presentation

Influencing factors

Time management

Intention

goals to meet:

  • informative
  • persuasive

Deadlines for:

  • research
  • requirements

Influencing factors

Information

Target group

  • Methods
  • Sources
  • expectations
  • Interests
  • Interaction

Interaction Strategies

Supports teaching and learning with the audience

Visualization

  • Aims to show our participant the relevance of sending a message through pictures

  • Shortens the presentation data
  • growth in efficiency
  • persuasion growth
  • Type of visualization

Incorporation with the Sales

Lab technology

Sales Lab technology helps us with:

  • Colors
  • pictures
  • Visual aids

Using visual aids correctly

Visuals aids clarifies complex ideas and processes

OK

Personal appearance

Trust is built with the first impression

  • Clothing
  • Voice
  • body language

Your personal appearance shows: confidence, credibility and competence

Elocution

Elocution

The art of combining words and gestures that express force,beauty and sense.

  • Create a welcoming ambient
  • Persuasion techniques
  • Pronunciation and vocabulary
  • Gestures
  • Posture

Let the audience emotionalize with you!

Closure

Show your audience the meaning of your presentation

  • Comprehensible ending
  • Focus on your goals
  • Strategies in your conclusion
  • Conclusion methods

Call your audience for action.

ROAD MAP

Practice

Content

  • Introduction
  • Lessons
  • Feedback

Application of the training

  • Learning by doing
  • Feedback

Process

Time for networking and reflection

Recess

Presentation Training

KEY RESULTS

Grab audience attention right from the start and keep it

Outcome

Simplify complex information so that audiences get, and remember your key messages

Deliver high impact presentations that audiences remember and act on

Look, sound and feel confident

Why Intercultural

Training?

GLOBALIZATION

Intercultural Training

Language Barriers

Misunderstandings

Conflicts

Knowledge

Morals

Content

Courtesy Forms

Manners

Customs

Soft Skills

Removal of Prejudices

Adaptability - Acceptance

Observe Situations

Dealing with Culture Shock

Need External Coaches

Ressources

Sales Lab Technology

USP

Club

- Hold our customers longterm

- Bonus program

- Creating an app

club

Blueprint

Sales lab

1. Eye Tracking

2. Neurobit Optima

3. Sales training

sales Lab

Obstacles

- Sales Lab did not provide us with budgeting information

- No previous knowledge about how to create a business, let alone a Training

- Sales Lab couldn't help much either, as they were on several projects and didn't have much time

- Working as four, plus being connected with another group of four made communication quite difficult