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Are You Making the Most of Your Talent and Resources? ot just a value-communicating event.”I’ve written often on the subject of leadership development and talent management because very few things in business can catalyze change and create sustainable growth like leaders who Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story When sitting toe-to-toe with a prospective client, how well do you answer the question, “What sets you apart from your competitor?” Tom Snyder, vice president of Huthwaite – the creators of SPIN Selling – says in the audio book, “Sound Advice on Sales Strategies,” that professional sales people often have trouble articulating what makes their offerings unique. “In this day and age,” he says, “it’s all about creating customer value, and that means more than just explaining what your product can do that no one else’s can.“ Snyder says the answer should change from customer to customer, depending on their specific needs. “Price may be paramount in one client’s mind while quick delivery or installation could be the deal clincher for another.” When asked about differentiators, Snyder recommends sales people first ask themselves what differences will matter to this specific client. “Successful sales professionals know this, and more importantly, they know how to make the sharing of these differentiators a value-creating opportunity, not just a value-communicating event.” Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story. “In this day and age,” he says, “it’s all about creating customer value, and that means more than just explaining what your product can do that no one else’s can.“ Snyder says the answer should change from customer to customer, depending on their specific needs. “Price may be paramount in one client’s mind while quick delivery or installation could be the deal clincher for another.” When asked about differentiators, Snyder recommends sales people first ask themselves what differences will matter to this specific client. “Successful sales professionals know this, and more importantly, they know how to make the sharing of these differentiators a value-creating opportunity, not just a value-communicating event.” Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story Snyder says the answer should change from customer to customer, depending on their specific needs. “Price may be paramount in one client’s mind while quick delivery or installation could be the deal clincher for another.” When asked about differentiators, Snyder recommends sales people first ask themselves what differences will matter to this specific client. “Successful sales professionals know this, and more importantly, they know how to make the sharing of these differentiators a value-creating opportunity, not just a value-communicating event.” Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story Tom Snyder offers advice on planning and executing sales strategies each week in the free audio-newsletter from What’s Working in Biz, http://www.whatsworking.biz/full_story.asp?ArtID=92
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