Actually it's not even sell as much as it's give them a good reason to buy from you. My point is that getting people to say yes can be hard work. It's not any harder to persuade someone who buys print every week to buy from you than it is to persuade someone who buys print once a quarter. Why not focus your efforts on the more frequent user of print? While you may not be in a position to walk away from the casual buyers at least make sure that you've got some of the more frequent ones in your sales pipeline.
- Added frequency gives the plant more opportunities to learn the clients individual needs and preferences and ultimately improve their performance,
- Increased exposure to the client will give you the opportunity to get a deeper understanding of how they use print to drive their business and if you're paying attention, will allow you to make recommendations that could increase the relative ROI on their print spend,
- Clients with ongoing, frequent activity are more easily serviced by the CSR team which allows the sales rep to find more of the same-what a concept.






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