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Getting more business from existing accounts

1Day Course

Outline

The cheapest business to get is the business we already have, or to put it another way, why bother spending good money on a new database when we are not getting all business from our own current account base.

It is easy to become complacent or comfortable with the business we are getting especially if we do not want to “upset the relationships” we already have. That raises one key question: - “If asking for more business or a referral into another part of the business would upset the relationship, is the relationship as good as we think it is?”

The aim of this course is to shatter the illusion that there is no more business to be had form our existing accounts and help unlock new potential that we never knew existed

Who should attend

  • Anyone responsible for managing existing accounts and for increasing the level of sales form them.
  • Any sales person who has sales targets to hit and who sees existing accounts as the easy alternative to prospecting for new accounts.

Course Content

  • The opportunity V relationship model
  • Networking and creating new contacts
  • Generating referrals into new contacts
  • Opening the referral meeting / booking referred appointments
  • Moving from prospect to advocate
  • Establishing current and future needs
  • Using reviews to sell more
  • The purpose of account review
  • Creating sales focused reviews

Delegates will learn to

  • Identify which accounts have the easiest potential
  • Identify where the potential is in existing accounts
  • Gain referrals from their main contacts to new contacts
  • Become more effective in booking meeting with referred contacts
  • Conduct reviews on a sales focused manner
  • Identify further needs to sell against.

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