Many
salespeople eager to make the sale and seal the deal overdo it by mistakenly believing
that more contact with their customers equates to more revenue.
They
don’t want to be forgotten; nor do they want a competitor to sneak in and steal
the customer away. But solution selling training specialists warn that customers shy away from too much contact. They advise that the key is to be
sure that when you contact the customer you do so for the right reasons.
For
example, do not hound the customer asking if or when they will buy. This kind
of call is made for your benefit as the salesperson, not for the benefit of the
customer. However, you have a legitimate reason to call if you have some
information of value to the customer. Contact should be made on the basis of
the benefit to the customer. Remember the basis for successful solution
selling…understanding and focusing on the customer’s (not your own) needs.
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