Product Knowledge and Sales Approach

A generic 10-question framework on discovery, qualification, objection handling, value and discounting. Adapt it to your own product: replace or extend the questions with your offers, pricing and sales pitch.

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  1. Question 1 · Single choice

    Which discovery question is most effective at the start of a meeting?

    • "Are you ready to sign today to take advantage of our special offer?"
    • "Our product is clearly the best on the market, don't you agree?"
    • "How do you handle this topic today, and what bothers you about it?"
    • "What budget do you have set aside, and can you sign this week?"
  2. Question 2 · Single choice

    In the BANT qualification method (Budget, Authority, Need, Timing), what does "Authority" help you check?

    • Whether the prospect is well known and active on social media
    • Whether the product holds a recognised official certification
    • Whether the prospect has already worked with one of our competitors
    • Whether the contact can make or influence the buying decision
  3. Question 3 · Multiple choice

    Which criteria are part of BANT qualification?

    • The number of people on the sales team
    • The prospect's need
    • The available budget
    • The colour of the prospect's logo
  4. Question 4 · Single choice

    A prospect says: "It's too expensive." What is the best first reaction?

    • Dig deeper with a question, for example "Too expensive compared to what?"
    • Immediately lower the price in order to close the sale quickly
    • Ignore the remark and move on to the other benefits of the product
    • Criticise competing offers in order to better justify your own price
  5. Question 5 · Single choice

    Which of these sentences emphasises value rather than a simple feature?

    • "The product is very comprehensive and offers many advanced options."
    • "You save time on repetitive tasks so you can focus on your priorities."
    • "There are several versions of the product, suited to different company sizes."
    • "The product includes a complete reporting module on the main dashboard."
  6. Question 6 · Single choice

    A customer asks for a large discount. Which attitude is the soundest?

    • Give each customer a different discount depending on their mood and persistence
    • Grant the requested discount straight away so as not to risk losing the sale to a competitor
    • Ask for something in return (volume, term) and apply the company's discount policy
    • Promise a discount on your own initiative and have it approved internally afterwards
  7. Question 7 · Single choice

    When is it most appropriate to discuss price?

    • Once the need is understood and the value of the solution has been presented
    • Never: it is better to avoid the subject so as not to scare the customer
    • Only when the customer is in a hurry and wants to close the deal quickly
    • In the first few seconds of the meeting, before any discovery questions
  8. Question 8 · Single choice

    After a meeting, what is the best follow-up practice?

    • Wait quietly for the prospect to call back once they have decided
    • Stop communicating so as not to appear too pushy to the prospect
    • Chase the prospect every day by phone, even with no useful news to share
    • Quickly send a written summary with the agreed next steps and dates
  9. Question 9 · Multiple choice

    Which steps help you handle an objection?

    • Listen to the objection to the end without interrupting
    • Contradict the prospect head-on
    • Rephrase it or ask a question to clarify it
    • Change the subject to avoid disagreement
  10. Question 10 · Single choice

    The prospect says: "I'll think about it." What is the best response?

    • Immediately offer an extra discount to convince them to sign
    • Ask what remains to be clarified and agree on a dated next step
    • End the conversation without asking what is making them hesitate
    • Say fine, give them all the time they need and wait for them to call back whenever they like

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