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13 Cards in this Set
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personal selling
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a two-way flow of communication between a buyer and seller, face-to-face to influence a person's or group's decision to buy
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sales management
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planning the selling program and implementing and controlling it
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relationship selling
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creating long term customers by focusing on their needs over time
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2 types of personal selling
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1. order taking
2. order getting |
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order taking
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their main objective is to maintain an ongoing relationship with existing customers by continuing to take orders
2 types: 1. outside order taker: visit customers, arrange displays, and replace inventory stocks of resellers 2. insider order takers: answer simple questions, take orders, and complete transactions with customers |
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order getter
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sells in a conventional way; has to have much knowledge of the product with much sales training
Uses selling process: -find prospective customers - provide them with info - persuade customers to buy - close sales: - follow up |
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Personal Selling Process
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1. Prospecting potential customers
2. Preapproach - gather info and decide how to approach prospect 3. Approach: gain prospects attention, simulate interest and go into prensentation 4. presentation 5.Close: obtain purchase committment from the prospect 6. follow-up: ensure satisfaction |
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3 types of presentation formats
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1. Stimulus response: given the appropriate stimulus the prospect will buy
2. Formula selling: info is provided in an accurate, step-by-step manner **canned-sales presentation: is a memorized pitch 3. Need satisfaction: probing and listening to needs of prospect 2 styles of need satisfaction: 1. adaptive selling: adjusting the presentation to fit the situation 2. consultative selling: focuses on problem definition where salesperson is an expert at problem recognition and solving |
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sales plan
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statement describing what is to be achieved and where and how the efforts of the sales team is to be directed
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Sales Management Process
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Sales Plan Formulation
1. set objectives 2. organize the salesforce 3. develop account mgmt policies Sales Plan Implementation 1. salesforce recruitment and implementation 2. salesforce training 3. salesforce motivation and compensation Evaluation of the salesforce 1. quantitative assessment 2. behavioral evaluation |
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major account management
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the practice of using team selling to focus on important customers in order to build mutually beneficial, cooperative relationships
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account management policies
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policies specifying what kinds of selling should be done to which kinds of accounts
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salesforce automation (SFA)
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integrating computer technology to make the sales function more effective and efficient
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