bob sanders - focus on chemistry
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Focus on ChemistryHow to Win New Business & Build Lasting Client Relationships
Bob SandersPresident, Sanders Consulting Group
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Why Chemistry?
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RESULTSOPTIONS
NOW!
PROCESSSCORECARD
HOW?
FLASHWOW!ME!
RELATIONSHIPSCONSENSUS
WE.
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Profiling takes two steps. Don’t guess.
1. Is the prospect more task- or people-oriented?2. Is the prospect more ask or tell?
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Hollywood Understands
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Profiling takes two steps. Don’t guess.
1. Is the client more task- or people-oriented?2. Is the client more ask or tell?
Study their email
Look at how they write
Observe how they talk, act
Watch their actions
Listen to their voice mail
Check out social media
GOAL: DISCOVER THE PATTERNS!
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TELLSFirm, quick handshake.
Tends to dominate -makes statements rather than asking
questions. Aggressive facial and
hand expressions. Leans forward to
stress a point. Voice tone change
indicates importance of the statement.
TASKBland, unresponsive facial expressions; few
hand gestures.No use for small talk, wants just the facts.
Acts in careful, cautious manner.Maintains serious expression.
Seems preoccupied.
ASKSSofter handshake.Slow, deliberate
speech.Tends to lean back,
away from you.Voice rarely used to make a point.
Quiet, submissive gestures and facial
expressions.Asks questions
rather than making a statement.
PEOPLEAttentive with animated responses – smiles,
nods and frowns.Frequent eye contact.Open, eager attitude.
Keeps hands free.Little interest in facts or figures, more
interested in personal stories.Uses friendly gestures / facial expressions.
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How to Profile by Actions
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How to Profile Their Office
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How to Profile by Dress
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How to Profile by Job
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Profile by Type of Agency
(they want)
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How Profiles Fire an Agency
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BodyCopy Headline
Logo Illustration
Why Personality Is So Important
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“System Thinking”
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“Agency Hell”
bold new ideas
wants to filter wants to choose
#%X#&!!! lazy agency just
riding the fee
sends “options” back can’t explain options“just keep working on it”
makes changesrepeatrepeat
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BodyCopy Exercise1. Agency tour:
Detailed, process, clean, organized
2. Agency account team:
Deliberate organizers
3. Agency case histories:
Stress process/experience
“Yes, we would be interested in seeing your agency. I especially want to see yourresearch department, your media operation, and how you manage the workflow.”
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BodyCopy Exercise4. Agency research capabilities:
YES!
5. Media recommendations:
Detailed (money)
6. Lunch:
Worth trying, but don’t expect it
“We’re pretty straight around here on the way we like to operate.”
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BodyCopy Exercise7. Leave behind
(written summary of presentation):
Detailed, tabs, organized, beautiful
“First off we expect the agency to follow our procedures. Second, we don’t put a lot of stock in wild and crazy ideas. Third, we’re serious about the way we promote ourselves. We like to check to be sure things are right before we go to market.”
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Headline Exercise1. Agency tour:
Try! Fast, focused, results
2. Agency account team:
Authority to make decisions
3. Agency case histories:
Don’t be boring. Flash a few fast turnaround results
“I don’t have time for a tour. I want to get into this brief I brought with me. Maybe we can walk around later.”
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Headline Exercise4. Agency research capabilities:
Don’t bother
5. Media recommendations:
Focus on measureable results
6. Lunch:
Working lunch, “club sandwiches for everyone”
“My favorite agency would be quick and to the point. Show me the options.”
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Headline Exercise7. Leave behind
(written summary of presentation):
Detailed. They will hand it off…
“We don’t have a lot of time to debate things, so I’ll make the decisions. I want to see some results soon. And I want an agency that can provide that.”
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Illustration Exercise1. Agency tour:
Fun, exciting, teams
2. Agency account team:
Fast with the card
3. Agency case histories:
Boring. Don’t care. It’s about me…
“Yes, I would love looking around your shop! I’ve heard your agency is an exciting place to work. I’m especially interested in your creative department.”
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Illustration Exercise4. Agency research capabilities:
Only if it’s new and different
5. Media recommendations:
Boring, make it interesting
6. Lunch:
Latest hot-spot in town
“We’re a pretty cool group. Any agency would love working with us because we are always challenging the current perceptions. I want to push the envelope!”
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Illustration Exercise7. Leave behind
(written summary of presentation):
Important! But will never look at it
“Just want you to know, we work hard and play hard. An agency would have to be really special to keep up!”
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Logo Exercise1. Agency tour:
Causal, relaxed, smile
2. Agency account team:
Warm, family, friendly
3. Agency case histories:
Stress client and agency teamwork
“We would like to meet the people who might be working on our account if we decided on your agency.”
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Logo Exercise4. Agency research capabilities:
Focus groups! Consumer voice
5. Media recommendations:
Safe, cost effective, easy to sell
6. Lunch:
Family style, buffet
“We’re pretty relaxed around here. We want our agency to be part of our team.”
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Logo Exercise7. Leave behind
(written summary of presentation):
Very important. Will hand out
“It’s important to us that everyone contributes and everyone gets along.”
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Next Steps:
1. Chemistry is very important in this business2. Chemistry’s importance is growing every day3. Control Chemistry with Profiling4. Your agency team needs to learn how to Profile
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Options:
DayOneOne-day new business learning session. Learn 12 critical skills.
New Business ChemistryShows agencies how to win the chemistry battle.
HighGearShows agencies how to master client-chemistry and organic-growth.
SharkingSets up an outreach program aimed at the agency’s largest prospects.
A few of our one-day training programs:
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Bonus:
“What would you like for dinner tonight?”
The Most Dangerous Personal Relationship Question:
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Headline
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No ResultsNo Options
“I really don’t care…”
“Darling, what would you like for dinner tonight?”
“I really, really don’t care…”
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The Solution:
Logo:♦Answer the question♦Offer options♦ Provide some pros and cons♦Keep going with the flow
Headline:♦Accept the non-answer♦Make a decision♦Respect the logo♦ Just let the indecision go
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“Darling, what would you like for dinner tonight?”(not the real question)
Quickly calculates the time of year, what they’ve eaten the past two weeks, etc…
“I think we should go to T.G.I. Friday’s… we have a gift card that’s about to expire.”
Not new.Not exciting.And I’ve already made exciting plans…
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The Solution:
BodyCody:♦Question the question♦Ask for more information ♦Be open & flexible♦And it’s okay to let go once and
awhile
Illustration:♦No open-ended questions♦ State the facts♦Don’t dance, don’t pout ♦And it’s okay to let the BodyCopy
stay home once and awhile
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Questions?
http://www.sandersconsulting.com/TEST/Go here to take the test and discover your profile: