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3. Welcome to the Salesforce Sales Professional
Accreditation Exam Refresher Webinar
What you need to know about the exam
What’s the Salesforce Accredited Sales Professional Exam and who do I take it?
What’s covered on the exam
What topics are covered on the exam and how do I prepare?
Exam Topic Refreshers
Highlights from the 2-day Partner Fast Forward Bootcamp – just in case you forgot anything
I like to over-prepare
Here’s a list of additional resources you can use to prepare for your exam
Great webinar! What’s next?
All set to take your exam? Here are your next step to register and sit your exam.
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Covered in this presentation
4. What you need to know about the exam
Exam Format: 30 multiple-choice questions
Time limit: 45 minutes
Delivery: online, un-proctored, on your own device
Cost: Free to Partners who have attended Fast Forward Bootcamp, with
voucher
Passing score: 70%
Results: Provided immediately after exam submission as on-screen text and
by email
Maintenance: once annual maintenance exam available each Spring cycle
aka The Details…
5. What’s covered on the exam?
The Salesforce Advantage
Salesforce Ohana
Product Positioning for App,
Marketing, Sales, and Service Clouds
Competitive Intelligence
Objection Handling
Selling with Stories
Customer Centric Discovery
Leveraging Salesforce Team and
Partner Resources
6. 1-1-1 model
Salesforce Ohana: Philanthropy Brings Out the Best in Us
1000+ Companies Pledged 1% | pledge1percent.org
1% Equity
Grants$128M+
1% Product
Nonprofits
& Education29K+
1% Time
1.6M+ Service
hours
8. Fast app development for everyone
Build apps with clicks AND code with modern tools
Connected experience across apps
Get a single view of the customer across every device
Trusted Enterprise Cloud
Get unparalleled security in the cloud
Proven Success, Scale, and Ecosystem
5.5m apps・2.4m devs・4b txns/day・AppExchange
App Cloud Advantage
9. Marketing Cloud: #1 Marketing Application
Unify Data
Build a single view of your customers, integrate
data from any source, and make it actionable
Personalize Journeys
Trigger timely, unique, and meaningful messages,
based on real-time customer behavior
Engage Cross-Channel
Deliver relevant content on email, mobile,
social, ads, and the web
Analyze Everything
Measure the impact of your business
and optimize every interaction
Build 1-to-1 customer journeys
10. win rate
+37%
Win More Opportunities with Sales Cloud
Update and share opportunity details as a team
Guide reps through sales stages with Sales Path
Customize opportunity workspace for your team
View complete pipeline through an interactive
Opportunity Kanban
Opportunities
11. Service Cloud Lightning
#1 Customer Service Platform
Faster Service
Build and scale at the speed of your customers
Smarter Service
Empower agents and managers with the right
tools and intelligence
Connected Service
Connect the entire customer journey on one
platform
Personalized Service
Connect 1 to 1 with every customer, anywhere
12. Competitive Intelligence
Mistakes to avoid in all compete scenarios
Feature
Battle
Large vendors usually do
not make money in CRM
They can give it
away…literally
Salesforce is a premium
product
Not all check marks are
created equal!
Sell the value of
Salesforce
Suggest Key Business
Metrics improvements!
Competing
Only on Price
Neglecting
IT
Top competitors are
comfortable talking to IT
You need tobe too!
Work with both
IT and LOB
13. Objection Handling: The Process
5 Common Objections: Cost, Security, Integration, Features, Microsoft Shop
Understand and validate positions and emotions
Defuse
• Address the
emotion
“I understand how
you feel”
• Acknowledge
• Validate
Discover
• Find out what’s
really going on
• Open Ended
Questions
Deliver
• Use Feel, Felt,
Found
• Have a few
responses prepared
• Use Proof
16. How the Salesforce Partner Ecosystem Works
Leveraging Salesforce Team and Partner Resources
ISVs and Consulting
Partners
Salesforce Partner
Resources
Salesforce Partner
Community
Trailhead and
Certification
17. Additional Resources
Learn more
Your Boot Camp Chatter
Group on the Partner
Community
(Collaboration|Groups|
YourCity Partner Boot
Camp)
Partner Fast Forward
Resource Page on the
Partner Community
Dreamforce ‘16 Videos
(search “fast forward”)
Exam Study Guide (PDF)
18. Next Steps
Request a Voucher Code for
your exam
Review Prep Materials and
Exam Guide
Register for the exam on
Webassesor
Take your exam and Good
Luck!
And – if you don’t pass the
first time – send me a request
for an additional voucher
code