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    significant growth and establishing a strong reputation, it is necessary to expand the business in order to continue its success. Whilst the company was starting out, simply selling cabinet hardware to large contractors, an effective sales force structure would be territorial sales. This way the sales focus on a specific line of products to many different contractors, which can be in numerous locations. This sales force assigns each salesperson to an exclusive territory in which the salesperson…

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    purchase our products for consumers use. Through the progression of the PharmaSim application we learned that the sales price of our products impacted our overall income that we generated after each period. Moreover, at the end of each decision we had to adjust our MRSP due to slow pace of our overall income. In period one we set our MSRP…

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    Title: Technical and Behavioural training need analysis for sales personnel at HDFC Life. Focus: Owing to the upcoming expansion of HDFC Life through their IPO launch, the focus of training and development program shall be on enhancing the comprehensive sales skills of the sales personnel of HDFC Life Insurance. Learning Objective: • To enhance their clarity on company policies and market regulations • To enhance the product specific knowledge • To improve customer satisfaction through…

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    Effectiveness of a Sales Force In most organizations, the sales force is among one of the most effective channels of engaging customers. However, it often times may come with an associated cost. As explained by Chaharsoughi and Yasory (2012), in most of the instances, sales expenses accounts for ten percent of the total revenue or more. It is therefore necessary, to improve the effectiveness of the sales force by identifying and prioritizing the best sales strategies. By identifying and…

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    information about Competitors. In a sales role one of the biggest things you'll face is competition as there are always other brands selling the same product. For this reason understanding your competitors, what methods they use and how they sell will be a key factor in ultimately helping you make your product stand out more. How and where to source information about competitors There are many different ways to keep track of your competitors and to learn about them. In a sales role, this is…

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    periodic review system saves time for the manager or personnel performing this duty, providing him time to perform other business related activities. Cons of Periodic Review System • It does not provide accurate inventory records for businesses with high sales. • Accounting is less accurate with this system. • It is not sure when reordering is required. Continuous Review…

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    Saks since they can now open in Canada, with the retail growing in the country. With the company already existing in some parts of Middle East and South America as well. The company is in the progress of gaining a market share in different markets in order to expand its geographic reach and eventually increase its customer base across different countries and markets. With Nordstrom, seeking to expand its online shopping e-tail for its customers by purchasing HauteLook e-tailer in 2011 for around…

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    developing and testing. Sales are often quite low to begin with and may increase only quite slowly. SuperBed’s introductory stage will be about 1 year, as people will still be getting the hang of the product and what the overall goal of selling the product is. The growth stage, depends on the promotional strategies that the company uses in order to get their product out there, this stage leads the product to the next stage, business owners wish this stage could last forever, as their sales grow…

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    3-4. In your own words, summarize AllRoad Parts’ competitive strategy. AllRoad Parts’ competitive strategy is focus differentiation as they would like to be the largest inventory of spare parts. However, this approach poses a threat from 3D printing rivals and the extra costs involved with inventory. 3-5. Summarize the advantages and disadvantages for AllRoad Parts to sell items via Amazon.com. Would you recommend that the company do so? The advantages of selling items via Amazon.com include…

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    The direct sales model came into use in the mid- and late 1800s when manufacturers realized they could sell directly to customers through catalogs. Rather than selling their product to retailers, which increased the price (in order to take profit) and sold the product to consumers, manufacturers themselves were able to fulfill orders through the mail. By applying this approach manufacturers did not have to worry about distributing their product to stores or manufacturing huge amounts that might…

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