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WELCOME TO THE FUTURE

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“Have Another 60 Seconds?”

These five questions will surprise you.

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Does your sales process account for the "Five SEPARATE Decisions" your customer must make before they will purchase?
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1 In a High-Ticket sale, your sales process must match your customer's decision process.
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DO YOUR QUESTIONS UNCOVER THE UNRECOGNIZED MOTIVATIONS YOUR CUSTOMERS HAVEN’T THOUGHT ABOUT AND AREN’T ABLE TO EXPRESS?
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2 Motivation Questions only represent the “RAW FUEL” to get a sale started.
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DO YOUR QUESTIONS UNCOVER THE UNRECOGNIZED PROBLEMS YOUR CUSTOMERS HAVEN’T THOUGHT ABOUT AND AREN’T ABLE TO EXPRESS?
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3 When your customer answers your Unrecognized Problem Questions … You help CREATE a need for them to act.
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DO YOUR QUESTIONS UNCOVER THE UNRECOGNIZED NEEDS YOUR CUSTOMERS HAVEN’T THOUGHT ABOUT AND AREN’T ABLE TO EXPRESS?
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4 When your customer answers your Unrecognized Need Questions … You help JUSTIFY a need for them to act.
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Does you sales process position you to "Tell" your customer to buy, rather than "Ask" them to buy?
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5 The most successful sales people in the World never ever "ASK" a customer to buy ... they "TELL" them to buy.
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If you answered 2 or more
Questions “NO” … You’re
using a Low-Ticket selling process!

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The Value Map SALES PROCESS ...

It's How You Will Win In the
"New Normal" Market



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  • process 1: DEFINE VALUE Your customer "Defines Value" in
    terms of the Unrecognized Needs,
    Problems and Motivations
    of their Everyday Life and how they live.
  • evaluate 2: EVALUATE ALTERNATIVES Your customer uses their definition of value to "Evaluate and Rate" each of their possibilities.
  • discuss 3: DISCUSS AND DECIDE Since they now "Know that you know what they know" ... will gladly allow you to participate in their decision.
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The Value Map Process Explores The Additional 75% Needed To Make
A High-Ticket Sale

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HIGH TICKET SELLING FACT

Customer perceived value is the only thing that matters
in a high–ticket sale.

Your customer’s UNRECOGNIZED and UNEXPRESSED needs, problems and motivations are the key to building customer perceived value and represent the additional 75% needed for any customer making a high-ticket decision.

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“No time like now for an approach that gives a customer the confidence that they’re choosing the right place at the right time for the right value in the throes of “interesting times.”

HOW THE FIRST EVER CLOUD BASED APP HELPS UNCOVER HOMEBUYERS’ UNRECOGNIZED NEEDS AND MOTIVATIONS



What Our Customers Say

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“Our focus is on how we use our sales process to make a home shopper confident in their decision, and we work across the spectrum of tools Rick and the Reimagine Selling platform on learning how to decipher customers’ UNRECOGNIZED needs, desires, problems, motivators, etc., ” says Rademacher.

“As a result, we feel we’re not in the business of selling homes, we’re in the business of helping a customer make their ‘Most Perfect Decision’ confidently, and getting the value of the everyday life they know they want most. “

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WHAT ABOUT
THE FUTURE?

Will your sales process easily overcome all of these buyer challenges in the “New Normal” marketplace?

The Value Map process solves all of these problems.

 

 

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NEW NORMAL BEHAVIORS

  • Shoppers Are Slower With Decisions
  • Buyers Are Looking For Incentives
  • Cancellations Are More Frequent
  • Shoppers Now “Want To Think About It”
  • Buyers Are More Price Sensitive