Sales Strategy

Les secrets pour conclure une vente avec succès

lemlist team
LAST UPDATED
April 6, 2024
READING TIME
7 min.

Dans le monde du commerce, la capacité à conclure une vente est un élément essentiel pour assurer les performances et le développement d'une entreprise. En effet, il s'agit de l'étape ultime lors des négociations avec un client. Découvrez dans cet article quelques astuces pour vous aider à réussir cette démarche cruciale.

La préparation de la vente

Pour entamer la phase de conclusion de la vente, il faut tout d'abord se préparer minutieusement. Cette étape comprend plusieurs aspects :

  1. Connaître son produit ou service : Vous devez maîtriser tous les aspects de ce que vous vendez afin de pouvoir répondre aux questions du client, mettre en avant ses avantages et minimiser ses inconvénients.
  2. Rassembler un maximum de renseignements sur le client et ses besoins : Plus vous êtes informé sur votre interlocuteur, plus vous pouvez adapter votre offre à ses attentes, augmentant ainsi vos chances de conclure la vente.
  3. Planifier les différentes étapes de la négociation : Chaque opportunité de vente nécessite un processus propre pour arriver au closing. Prévoyez donc une feuille de route à chaque fois.

Le déroulement de la négociation

Une fois prêt, engagez le dialogue avec votre client en respectant les points suivants :

  • Faire preuve d'empathie : Comprenez les besoins et attentes du client, posez-lui des questions pour clarifier sa demande et montrez-vous à l'écoute de ses préoccupations.
  • Valoriser le produit ou service : Montrez comment votre offre répond aux besoins et aux problèmes du client en mettant en avant ses points forts.
  • Bien argumenter : Anticipez les objections possibles du client et préparez des réponses solides pour les désamorcer.
  • Rester flexible : Soyez prêt à ajuster votre offre afin de satisfaire aux exigences raisonnables du client. Une petite adaptation peut parfois suffire pour conclure la vente.

Les techniques pour convaincre

Il existe différentes méthodes qui vous permettront d'influencer positivement la décision du client :

  1. La réciprocité : Offrir des avantages supplémentaires au client (cadeaux, remises...) favorisera le sentiment de reconnaissance et augmentera vos chances de réussir votre vente.
  2. La preuve sociale : Prouvez que d'autres clients sont satisfaits de votre produit ou service en présentant des témoignages, des chiffres-clés ou des études de cas.
  3. L'autorité : Être reconnu comme un expert dans son domaine augmente naturellement la confiance du client et crédibilise les arguments avancés lors de la négociation.
  4. La rareté : Jouer sur le caractère exclusif ou inédit de votre offre permet d'augmenter sa valeur perçue et la motivation du client à acheter.

La gestion des objections

"Une objection est l'expression d'un besoin non satisfait" - Dale Carnegie

Lors de la négociation, il arrive fréquemment que le client exprime des réticences. Votre atout principal pour les surmonter sera une écoute attentive :

  • Accueillir l'objection : Ne soyez pas désarmé lorsque vous entendez une remarque négative. Au contraire, considérez-la comme une information supplémentaire pour mieux comprendre les attentes du client.
  • Grâce à cette information, reformulez l'objection afin de mettre en lumière un éventuel malentendu ou pour confirmer votre compréhension du problème du client.
  • Trouver la solution adéquate : Une fois l'origine de l'objection identifiée, proposez une réponse adaptée qui résout le problème soulevé par le client.
  • Vérifier que l'objection a été levée : Assurez-vous que le client est convaincu par votre solution en lui demandant son avis.

Le closing ou la finalisation de la vente

Afin de concrétiser la vente après avoir navigué avec succès dans la négociation, voici quelques conseils :

Il s'agit des indices verbaux ou non-verbaux qui laissent entrevoir que le client est prêt à passer à l'acte de vente. Il peut s'agir, par exemple, d'un acquiescement sur un élément-clé de votre offre ou d'une demande de renseignements complémentaires sur les modalités de paiement.

Construire un sentiment d'urgence

Pour amener le client à prendre une décision rapidement, il peut être judicieux de lui rappeler certaines contraintes liées à votre offre (stock limité, promotion temporaire...).

Proposer des options de finalisation

Rather than directly urging the customer to commit, offer them different options for moving forward in the sales process. This tactic avoids pressing the customer and allows them to feel empowered in their choice.Don't forget : After it seems like your client is convinced, proceed with the sale and ask for their agreement or signature. As you can see, successfully concluding a sale requires mastering several skills : listening, negotiation, persuasion and flexibility. Make sure to keep perfecting these abilities, and don’t hesitate to use them to improve your closing rate !

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