Extent:
xi, 212 pages
Ill., graph. Darst.
24 cm
Type of publication: Book / Working Paper
Type of publication (narrower categories): Ratgeber ; Guidebook
Language: English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 205-208) and index
Machine generated contents note: About the authorForeword -- AcknowledgementsIntroduction1 The harsh reality facing sales professionals2 The background to neuroscience and how it applies to selling3 A guided tour of your customer's three brains -- The reptilian (old) brain -- The emotional (mid-)brain -- The rational (new) brain -- Mirror neurons4 The buying process and the buying brain -- Go upstream! -- A primitive brain in a modern world -- Stay away from danger; move towards reward -- Neural maps5 Adaptive selling -- Adapting to the nature of the selling situation6 The PRISM model of human behaviour and adaptive selling -- Brain chemicals -- The four quadrants -- The four customer colours7 How to read your customer and how to adapt your style -- Observe -- Classify -- Adapt8 The 'Neuro-Sell' brain-friendly selling process - the first phase: Consider -- Stage 1: consider9 The 'Neuro-Sell' brain-friendly selling process - the second phase: Maximize comfort -- Stage 2: comfort part I: connect -- Stage 3: comfort part II: chameleon -- Stage 4: comfort part III: control10 The 'Neuro-Sell' brain-friendly selling process - the third phase: establish context and catalyse -- Stage 5: context and catalyse -- Stage 6: check11 The 'Neuro-Sell' brain-friendly selling process - the fourth phase: Convince -- Stage 7: convince12 The 'Neuro-Sell' brain-friendly selling process - the fifth phase: Close the deal -- Stage 8: confirm and conclude13 Some more brain-friendly selling tips -- Being memorable -- Keeping it simple -- Making changes -- Using metaphors -- Going multi-sensory -- Spatial association -- Giving the customer's brain something to complete14 Body language and the truthful brain -- Observing the customer15 Neuro-negotiating -- Why (most) salespeople aren't good at negotiating -- Two distinct skills sets -- The importance of feeling comfortable feeling uncomfortable -- The five stages of negotiation -- The importance of planning and preparation -- The four different negotiators -- Different negotiation styles -- The power/comfort balance -- Comfort builders -- Power builders -- Is the customer lying?16 ConclusionReferences -- Further reading -- Index.
ISBN: 978-0-7494-6921-4 ; 978-0-7494-6922-1
Source:
ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010504251