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FAQ
 

Question : For a new sales person, what is your recommended training time before someone is let out in the field on their own?

Answer : It depends a lot on the product being sold and the product knowledge of the salesman. In general terms, 3 or 4 sessions of around 5 hours (with a lunch break in between) should instill enough confidence for some unsupervised presentations to be attempted.

Question : What does it all cost?

Answer : I'll answer that by asking what you pay for an enquiry (or lead) and how long you could go on paying if the leads were not being closed and converted into sales? In reality, the cost of training is chicken feed when compared to what you get in return. 

We'll be happy to call you and discuss pricing.

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Question : Do you have set training courses?

Answer : Thanks for asking! No, we definitely do not. We structure the course to suit the company and the product

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Question : Why do you prefer groups of 5 or 6 ?

Answer : We can handle a full scale seminar for two thousand......but, from our experience, such events remain in the mind for a few hours or days, at the most. We ensure our training modules are "sleeves rolled up" involvement....and you can only achieve this with small groups. Our repeat business confirms that this method works....and how!
Everyone's part of it and will take away new, rock-solid selling and closing techniques which they can use for the future.

 

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