Sales Manager's Dream
Imagine a sales person who completes over 100 cold calls every day
and squeezes in an appointment on each coast before the morning
coffee break.
This sales professional also works eight hours every day without
being bored and taking an afternoon off. Outlandish expense reports
are never an issue, in fact, expense reports aren't needed. And this
Super Seller never claims to have exhausted all the leads in his or
her territory.
You may be thinking, "This is too good to be true." It is, if
you're considering outside sales reps, but not if you consider
TeleSales.
In many respects, TeleSales representatives are the sales
manager's, client's, and seller's dream.
TeleSales professionals are the easiest to train and provide
on-going instruction, since they are right under your roof. You can
also maintain control of the daily sales focus since they are in your
immediate employ. They work full days, and are surely less expensive
to employ since no travel or personal expenses are involved. It's the
sales manager's easiest way to target accounts and keep a finger on
the pulse of sales prospects.
From a client's perspective, TeleSales can be the best sales
channel too. The telephone is a highly personal and intimate mode of
communication. Customers can be guaranteed that their sales person
will be accessible, focused on their needs, and knowledgeable of the
company's services and policies. These days, it is imperative for
sales professionals to be accessible; if they can't be reached,
another seller can.
Finally, TeleSales is an ideal channel for the sales professionals
themselves. The telephone provides immediate feedback which permits
the seller to change approaches as needed. It allows flexibility to
reschedule appointments, and guarantees meetings since telephone
appointments are convenient. Basically, it is difficult for a
prospect to come up with a reason why they are unattainable by phone.
When focus, training, expense, and control are considered,
TeleSales proves to be one of the best modes of selling for Managers,
Sales Professionals and Prospective Customers.
Good Selling!SM
Paul H. Green
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