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WHY INVEST IN THIS DVD SERIES?
"We
started your DVD training today, Episode 1, and the very funny music video.
I have just
finished visiting with the third tech in a row this evening. I have never
seen such
proactive involvement by technicians. They are filing in to see me, one
after
the other,
with ways to grow the company and set their goals...
Wanted
you to know that, and to thank you...we will be doing one lesson per week."
--J.R., Contractor
You’re not running a service company. You’re
running a sales company, and what you sell is service. Your
service techs are your “reluctant sales force.” Scary thought, isn’t
it?
Every other sales organization, including those which
employ only highly motivated, trained and professional salespeople, conduct
regular sales meetings and hold regular sales training. Why don’t you?
How can you run a sales company consisting of a sales force of non-sales
professionals without holding sales meetings and conducting regular sales
training?
The recommendation is that you conduct a minimum of one
thirty-minute training session per week.
WHAT DO YOU COVER IN THESE MEETINGS?
Conceiving and conducting fifty-two well constructed
meetings per year is a daunting task.
For a “ready-made,” professionally produced meeting, you
can purchase (or borrow from your local public library) sales oriented tapes,
CD’s and DVD’s, or purchase TEC DADDY'S SERVICE TECHNICIAN SURVIVAL
SCHOOL ON DVD. Simply play a segment and hold a discussion on
the topic.
TEC DADDY'S SERVICE TECHNICIAN SURVIVAL SCHOOL ON
DVD is a total of fifty-two 15-20 minute episodes--enough for a year's
supply of professionally planned, pre-packaged meeting.
The series is geared toward a younger audience (like most
of your techs), although an extra “character”
by the name of “Shadowman” has been added to relate to your older, more
experienced and skeptical techs.
Well over a decade of spending 20-30 weeks per year
running service calls side-by-side with service techs from across the country
in cities and companies of all sizes has proven to me that it’s an exercise in
futility to train techs on sales until the following commitments are made:
- Commit to sticking with the career
- Commit to excelling at the career
- Commit to excelling at their current job
- Commit to setting and achieving goals.
While there is sales instruction on every episode, the first
few discs are heavy on motivation.
People say their techs want to learn sales, but are they
reading sales books and listening to sales instruction on tapes or CD’s on
their own? No! If they truly wanted to excel in sales, wouldn’t they
already be working on it on their own?
I’ve had clients tell me their techs were striving for
excellence, when they don’t even have a decent flashlight (which is more
common than you can imagine)!
I get into your techs’ heads before I get into the total
selling system and overcoming objections. This course will force your techs
to evaluate their lives, their performance on the job and their attitudes
toward their work habits. They won’t necessarily change for you, but
they will change for themselves. They need to see beyond fixing things
and trying to dodge trouble to realizing there is a tremendous future in
service and that good techs can accomplish any goal in life they want…and I
aim to show them the way! This series will revolutionize the service
industry.
I also really promote safe work habits, and include a health &
safety tip on every episode. This truly is a Survival School for
your techs. No one has ever talked to your techs like I will do this series.
This course will not only make your techs into better
salesmen, it will make them better employees, better parents, better citizens
and better people.
Investing in this series is a wise decision. It’s
turn-key and will solve the majority of your problems with your techs. Yer
gonna love it! SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED!
"I was given
the DVD's by my VP of Sales to watch before we showed it to the men and, you are
the man!
They were funny and on the mark and kept you involved.
I find that when you say it they listen, any of us say it it comes out BLAH,
BLAH, BLAH."
— J.C., HVAC
Salesman
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