Sales story boarding
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Object of play
The goal of this game is to create visual Sales scripts in a brainstorm like fashion.
Number of players
Multi disciplinary group, max 5 persons
Duration of play
1 hour
How to play
- Brainstorm a generic story line
- Create pictographs/icons for each scene
- Follow an AIDA story line:
- Create awareness
- Create interest
- Create desire
- Move towards action
Tips
- Use the Six principles of influence:
- Use the SPIN selling questions / moments in your story board:
- S Situational Questions
- P Problem Questions (implicit needs)
- I Implication Questions
- N Need Payoff Questions (explicit needs)
| Definition | Impact | Advice | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Situational Questions | Finding out facts about the buyers existing situation | Least powerfull of the SPIN questions. Negative relation to success. Most people ask to many | Eliminate unnecessary Situation Questions by doing your homework in advance |
| Problem Questions | Asking about problems, difficulties or dissatisfactions that the buyer is experiencing with the existing situation | More powerful than Situation Questions. People ask more problem questions if they get experienced at selling | Think of your products or services in terms the solve for buyers, not in terms of the details of characteristics that your product possesses |
| Implication Questions | Asking questions about the consequences or effects of the buyers problems, diffulcties or satisfactions | The most powerful of the SPIN questions. Top sales people ask lots of Implication Questions | These questions are the hardest to ask. Practice and read the tips! |
| Need Payoff Questions | Asking about the value or usefulness of a proposed solution | Versatile questions used by a great deal by top salespeople. Positive impact on customers who rate calls high in Need payoff questions as helpful and constructive | Use these questions to get buyers tell you about the benefits that your solution can offer |