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by Neil Rackham (1988)

Centered on employing four sequential question types: Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-Payoff.
This framework enables sales professionals to construct compelling cases for their solutions by systematically uncovering prospect requirements.

How it works
  • Situation questions establish the prospect’s current operational context and baseline understanding
  • Problem questions surface specific challenges and obstacles the prospect encounters
  • Implication questions help prospects recognize the broader consequences and downstream effects of unresolved problems
  • Need-payoff questions guide prospects to articulate the tangible benefits and value of implementing a solution
Pros
  • Employs structured questioning to uncover authentic customer requirements
  • Establishes robust foundation for consultative selling approaches
  • Emphasizes thoughtful, discovery-oriented questioning
Cons
  • Implementation can demand considerable time investment
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