Sales Meetings << Prev | Top | Next >> Test Product Knowledge Locate Problem Areas in the Sales Process Reinforce Key Issues Address Customer Concerns Prioritize Company Policy Evaluate Service Potential Spotlight New Features and Services The sales force provides the closest link to your customers and greatly affects the success of your company. That's why so many companies devote large amounts of time and resources toward education on the products and services being offered. But how can you be sure that they have acquired a complete understanding of those products and services? Furthermore, how do you know that they've been given the opportunity to identify their needs or address potential problem areas? Only by asking pertinent product and sales questions can you be sure that they are fully prepared to begin selling for your company. A meeting of interactive questions directly aimed at testing product knowledge, service features and sales policy will clearly show the strengths and weaknesses, and allow you to address any problem areas that would have otherwise gone unseen. Once you've seen positive results from your training and education, you can be confident in their ability to successfully represent your company.

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