Overview

Upselling and cross-selling can be valuable skills, yet many professionals might forget or be uncertain how to use these techniques. Both skills create higher value for you and your customers.

Knowing how to ask the right questions, will gently open the door for greater opportunities, and will help your ‘buyers’ make better buying decisions, and become enthusiastic fans of your Company and the great customer service that you provide.

Cross selling is about offering a complimentary product or service from the same category. Upselling is about offering upgrades to your customers that will improve their satisfaction with a purchase.

Both are about informing the customer about other products or services that they may have otherwise been unaware of, whether it involves improved features, increased volume, an additional service or a more deluxe version of the product. While the ultimate aim is to increase average order value, you are offering true value for that additional expense.

Objectives

By the end of this training, you will be able to:-

  • Listen for upselling sales opportunities
  • Gently probe for unspoken needs using open questions
  • Know the importance of adding value
  • Recognise and answer objections
  • Confidently talk about additional services having developed a personal dialogue
  • Propose customer valued solutions

Benefits to the Organisation

  • Organisation promotion – when customers are satisfied and happy with the service they have received, they are more likely to discuss it with their social network leading to direct publicity and increased popularity in your organisation
  • Increased sales – more products and services are marketed creating more sales
  • Increased business growth – extending your customer base as more people rave about your products and great customer service
  • Motivated staff – customer satisfaction directly influences the working environment and successful staff become less pressured and more motivated
  • Efficient workforce – highly skilled customer service professionals who are confident and happy in their work tend to become more efficient and productive

Overview

  • Selling and customer service – customer orientated sales
  • Establishing what your customers need
  • Know your customers
  • Know your products and services
  • Listening Skills
    • Opportunities in what the customer says
  • Questioning skills
  • Keys to effective cross-selling and upselling
    • Creating the opportunities
  • How to add value
  • Gently probing for needs
  • Practicing your skills
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What you need to bring for these courses when delivered as a virtual classroom.

For virtual classroom courses, you will need:

  • Computer with Internet Access
  • Microphone and Headset
  • Webcam
  • Microsoft Teams
  • A dual monitor setup is recommended for IT training
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