Methodology
There are numerous popular sales methodologies today. Interestingly, each of them, in their own way, seeks to make it possible for a sales rep to monitor, influence and be responsive to buyerBuyer A buyer is an individual or organizational entity that purchases a product or subscribes to a service. actions—which is a common denominator of modern effective selling systems.
Because it is fully, rapidly and visually customizable, Pipeliner CRM will accommodate and empower any of these methodologies.
Click on any of the sales methodologies below to learn more about it—and how Pipeliner specifically enables that method.
Spin SellingSPIN Selling SPIN Selling is an acronym for four types of questions (Situation, Problem, Implication, Need-payoff) a sales professional should ask a prospect to establish a customer-centric selling paradigm and increase closing rate.
SPIN Selling. SPIN is an acronym for the four types of questions salespeople should ask their clients: Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-Payoff.
Conceptual Selling
Conceptual Selling, which is founded on the idea that customers don’t buy a productProduct Product refers to anything (an idea, item, service, process or information) that meets a need or a desire and is offered to a market, usually but not always at a price. or a service—they buy their concept of a solutionSolution Solution is a combination of ideas, strategies, processes, technologies and services that effectively helps an organization achieve its goals or hurdle its challenges. that the offering represents.
SNAP Selling
SNAP selling, which aims to bring salespeople to the prospect’s level. SNAP is an acronym that encompasses four directives for sellers: keep it Simple, be Invaluable, always Align, and raise Priorities.
Challenger Sale
Challenger Sale, which asserts that practically every B2BB2B B2B is an acronym for Business-to-Business, a model for selling, relationship-building, or engagement. salesperson fits into one of five personas: relationship builders, hard workers, lone wolves, reactive problem solvers, and challengers. In the far majority of cases, it is the challengers that win.
Sandler Sales
Sandler Sales, which states that both parties—buyer and seller—should be equally invested in the sale.
Solution SellingSolution Selling Solution Selling is a sales approach commonly adopted in a B2B environment where the salesperson probes the customer’s problem(s) and develops/proposes a solution using the seller company’s products or services.
Solution Selling, which focuses on a customerCustomer Customer is an individual or an organization that purchases a product or signs up for a service offered by a business.’s “pain points” and offers solutions, instead of merely selling an existing product.
CustomerCentric Selling
CustomerCentric Selling, which seeks to transform salespeople from “product pushers” to collaborative consultants.
Strategic Selling
Strategic Selling assists organizations in developing comprehensive sales strategies in complex B2B selling scenarios.
ValueSelling Framework
ValueSelling Framework works well within companies with complex B2B sales cycles, and that focus on differentiation and value to win deals.
RAIN Selling
RAIN Selling is designed around the mastering of consultative conversations. RAIN Selling teaches salespeople a proven process for leading masterful sales conversations from qualifying to successful close.
BaselineBaseline Baseline refers to a minimum level or starting point from which further measurements or comparisons can be made for analyses, forecasting, performance improvement or strategy formulation. Selling
Baseline Selling was created as an answer to the problem of salespeople resistance to adopting complex selling methodologies, and cleverly taps into a subject many already know: baseball.