This document provides an overview of basic selling skills, including understanding sales calls, identifying customer buying motives, presenting product benefits, handling customer objections, gaining commitments, and analyzing sales calls for improvement. The objectives are to sharpen skills and behaviors to improve sales and professionalism. Key aspects covered include prospecting, call preparation, approaches, presentations matched to customer needs, questioning techniques, dealing with responses and closing.
The document outlines 5 steps for social selling: 1) Approach the right doors by identifying dream prospects and relationships to reach them, 2) Develop buyer personas with objectives and metrics, 3) Use social listening on LinkedIn and other channels to understand buyers, 4) Refine writing skills with guidelines and test copy, 5) Incorporate social selling on LinkedIn by building networks, getting introductions, publishing content, and tracking metrics. The introduction explains that social selling is important because email open rates and cold call success rates are low, while most B2B decision makers begin with a referral.
I thinkbigger why they buy what they buy - finalEAG
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The document discusses the 5 phases of consumer decision making: need awareness, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase, and post-purchase evaluation. It explains how marketers can influence consumers at each stage, such as creating need awareness through advertising or conversations, ensuring information is available online for the information search phase, emphasizing value and advantages compared to competitors during evaluation, and following up after purchase through surveys or calls. The key is understanding consumer needs and concerns at each step of the process in order to guide them towards purchasing.
The document outlines the key steps in the personal selling process:
1. Prospecting involves identifying and qualifying leads by determining if they have needs, can afford the product, and are receptive to being contacted.
2. Preparation includes gathering information on prospects and planning sales calls and strategies.
3. The approach involves making contact, leaving a good first impression, and selecting an approach technique.
4. Presentation and demonstration involves understanding prospects' needs, presenting benefits, and using demonstrations to overcome objections and close the sale.
The personal selling process aims to guide salespeople through prospecting, planning, presentations and demonstrations to ultimately close the sale while building long-term customer relationships.
The document discusses different types of sales inquiries and strategies for converting them into sales. It describes hot inquiries that can convert quickly, warm inquiries taking weeks, and cold inquiries taking months. For hot inquiries, the demonstrator should immediately visit customers and use unique selling points and comparisons to convince them. The tractor selling process has 5 stages - opening, understanding needs, proposing solutions, addressing doubts, and closing the sale. Delivery should be a celebration with the customer receiving a garland and sweets. Customers with other brands or first-time buyers can be convinced by highlighting unique selling points and comparisons.
The document summarizes an inbound marketing technology summit. It discusses how marketing has changed with the rise of digital media and how most businesses still use outdated marketing methods. It then provides an overview of inbound marketing and how it works using content and automation tools to attract and nurture leads. The document includes examples of how to map content to the buyer's journey and set up lead nurturing workflows with targeted emails to improve conversion rates.
Marketing involves managing the 4 Ps (product, price, place, promotion) to create demand and pull for a company's products and services, while sales involves pushing products to customers. The key differences are that marketing has a wider, more dynamic scope focused on understanding customer needs, while sales has a narrower focus on fulfilling the company's goals. Effective marketing strategies combine both push and pull approaches to drive business growth.
The Secret to Asking Your Users the Right Questions at the Right TimeKissmetrics on 際際滷Share
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3. Well cover...1 How to know where to start2 The scripts and tools3 Q&A
4. How do we know what our customers want?
5. Weak questions get weak answers...
6. Different customers need different things...
7. Use the customer lifecycle
8. The Stages of Your Customer 1 Stranger 2 Prospect (visits your site) 3 Free Trial 4 Using Your Product 5 Paying Customer 6 Cancelled
9. The 3-step process to understand customers 1 Find the roadblock using a funnel 2 Go to your script and tool list 3 Use one and start getting feedback
10. Heres your funnel:
11. Keep an eye on churn and cancellations. A monthly churn rate of over 5% is a major problem. Your goal is 1-2%.
12. Stage 1 - Strangers 1
13. Your Options 1 Target market interviews 2 Surveys
14. Understand the problem youre trying to solve.
15. This email got me 10 meetings in 1.5 hours
16. The second half of the email...
17. Use surveys to judge current behavior
18. Stage 2 - Prospects 2
19. Your Options 1 Targeted questions on your site 2 Live chat 3 Heatmaps
20. Use Qualaroo to ask targeted questions1 Does this page make you want to use our product?2 Whats keeping you from wanting to try our product?
21. Use Olark for live chat.
22. Easy way to figure out what people use: heatmaps
23. Stage 3 - Free Trials 3
24. Your Options 1 Need Help? boxes 2 Autoresponder asking for replies 3 Usability tests
25. Make it easy to reach your support team.
26. Ask people what their biggest challenge is.
27. Run usability tests on signups and features.
28. Stage 4 - Using Your Product 4
29. Your Options 1 Customer interviews on value received 2 The P/M Question 3 Survey to those that didnt upgrade
30. How much value do users get from your product? Set up interviews with people that have been using your product.
31. At least 40% should say very disappointed
32. Survey for people that didnt upgrade.
33. Stage 5 - Customers 5
34. Your Options 1 Feedback box in product 2 Customer interviews for new features
35. Put feedback boxes in your product.
36. The email we get for each piece of feedback.
37. Planning a feature revamp? Interview customers. Have them show you exactly how they use the feature. Whats essential? Whats missing?
38. Stage 6 - Cancelled 6
39. Your Options 1 Email and survey 2 Feedback box during cancellation
40. Start with a survey.
41. Ask people why theyre canceling.
42. Can also build it into your product.
43. Action Steps 1 Measure your funnel 2 Find your roadblock 3 Pick an option from the list above
44. KISSmetrics tracks each stage of your users 1 Quickly build any funnel you want 2 Tracks real people 3 Also track cancellations and churn
This presentation covers the basics of selling skills:
1. Who is a salesman?
2. Sales cycle.
3. Handling customer objections.
4. Buying Signals.
5. Closing techniques.
6. Social styles.
7. Buying motives.
8. How to sell a value.
HERE , THIS PPT IS IN DETAIL TELLING ABOUT ALL THE STEPS INCLUDING IN PERSONAL SELLING PROCESS... GO THROUGH IT FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING ........#PERSONAL SELLING PROCESS #ADVERTISING #PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING .....
IF YOU LIKE IT THEN PLS SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS...
Personal selling involves face-to-face communication between a seller and buyer with the goal of making a sale. It is one of the oldest forms of promotion. The personal selling process typically involves prospecting, pre-approach planning, the approach, presentation, handling objections, closing the sale, and follow-up. It is most useful for small businesses, concentrated markets, complex products, and those requiring demonstrations. Benefits include customized messaging, feedback, and building long-term relationships, though it also has higher costs than other promotional methods.
Personal selling involves face-to-face communication between a seller and buyer with the goal of making a sale. It is one of the oldest forms of promotion. The personal selling process typically involves prospecting, pre-approach planning, the approach, presentation, handling objections, closing the sale, and follow-up. It is most useful for small businesses, concentrated markets, complex products, and those requiring demonstrations. Benefits include customized messaging, feedback, and building long-term relationships, though it also has higher costs than other promotional methods.
The document provides 5 tips for closing deals as a B2B marketer: 1) Listen to the client to understand their needs; 2) Sell the outcome rather than the process to showcase how your product or service will help the client; 3) Emphasize quality over lowest price by justifying your rates; 4) Recognize buying signals like questions about pricing or support; 5) Ask for the sale but also follow up respectfully if they do not buy immediately to continue the conversation. Following these tips can help stand out from competitors and close more deals.
The document provides 5 tips for closing deals as a B2B marketer: 1) Listen to the client to understand their needs; 2) Sell the outcome rather than the process to showcase how the product/service will help the client; 3) Emphasize quality over lowest price by justifying your rates; 4) Recognize buying signals like questions about pricing or support; 5) Ask for the sale but also follow up respectfully if they do not buy immediately to continue the conversation. Following these tips can help build confidence and close more deals.
This document outlines the key steps and techniques in the sales process, including need identification, presentation, dealing with objections, negotiation, and closing the sale. It discusses how salespeople can distinguish customer needs, apply different questioning strategies, and understand demonstrations, negotiations and objections handling. The 7 phases of the selling process are identified as opening, need identification, presentation, objections, negotiation, closing, and follow up. Techniques within each phase like open-ended questions, benefits identification, listening, agreeing and countering are described.
This document discusses benefits of increasing customer-facing time for salespeople, including creating more awareness of products/brands, understanding customer issues, building confidence and relationships. It provides tips for effective customer meetings like preparing, getting full attention, and summarizing next steps. The document also outlines how increasing speed at all levels can double sales. It discusses the importance of understanding customer needs before offering solutions and never giving cheap solutions. Finally, it provides questions for salespeople to ensure customer commitment and a six point program to ensure success.
selling like any other business activities it is a process/ this means that for one to end up making a sale had to go under a certain process hence why this document is guiding you to understand how this personal selling take a process.
The document outlines the key steps in the sales process:
1. Approach - making a good first impression through preparation and focusing on the prospect.
2. Probing for needs - asking questions to understand the prospect's needs and problems.
3. Convincing the prospect - demonstrating how the product or service satisfies their needs.
4. Handling objections - addressing any concerns the prospect raises through preparation.
5. Closing - advancing the sale by looking for signs the prospect is ready to buy and using closing techniques.
6. Follow up - maintaining the customer relationship for future sales through good post-sale service.
This document outlines a workshop to help participants overcome fears of sales and create an effective sales process. It discusses establishing a value proposition, understanding customers, and a 7-step process for nurturing leads. Key points covered include starting with why your business exists, empathizing with customers, segmenting the market, and creating a personalized customer journey through consistent communication and education. The goal is to help participants develop a sales approach that feels right and increases their business.
This document discusses the importance of pre-call planning for sales representatives. It outlines three key steps to effective sales calls: 1) pre-call planning before meeting the customer to review notes and set objectives, 2) the sales call itself including opening, probing and presenting, and 3) post-call analysis and follow-up by taking notes after each call. Pre-call planning is emphasized as it shortens time to results, maximizes limited time, prevents surprises and adds value to every call. Critical questions for planning include determining call objectives and customer value.
The document discusses the key steps in an effective sales process. It outlines seven steps: prospecting, pre-approach, approach, presentation, handling objections, closing, and follow-up. For each step, it provides details on activities like qualifying leads, researching prospects, asking questions to determine needs, presenting product benefits, overcoming objections, gaining commitment from the customer, and following up after the sale. The overall process is presented as a cycle to ensure customer satisfaction and repeat business.
4.02.09 Teleclass Doing Your Best Marketing In The Worst Of TimesErin Murphy
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The document summarizes Alyssa Dver's presentation on developing an effective marketing plan in a short amount of time. It outlines an 8-step process for small businesses to inventory their marketing efforts, develop powerful positioning and messaging, validate pricing, acquire and foster leads, and create a defendable marketing plan. The goal is to help businesses calm marketing anxieties and build a solid marketing strategy in a no-time, step-by-step approach.
The document discusses various concepts related to marketing mix and products. It covers customer insights, the 7Ps framework, the 4Cs of marketing, market management functions, definitions of a product, product classification, product mix, product life cycle, and the diffusion/adoption process.
The key points are:
1) Customers care about problems a product solves rather than features. Products should solve customer problems better than competitors.
2) The document defines concepts like the marketing mix, product mix, product classification, product life cycle stages, and diffusion of innovations adoption curve.
3) Strategies are discussed for different product life cycle stages like introduction, growth, maturity, and decline.
Here is a demonstration of how I would recommend a specific product to a customer:
Me: Hi there, welcome to our store! What brings you in today?
Customer: I'm looking for a new laptop for school. I need something lightweight that has a long battery life.
Me: Great, I have just the laptop for you. Let me show you our XYZ brand ultrabook. At just 2 pounds, it's incredibly lightweight and portable for taking to all your classes. It also has a battery life of up to 10 hours on a single charge, so it will easily last you through a full day of classes, note-taking, and more without needing to plug it in. It also has a fast processor and
This document provides an overview of personal selling. It defines personal selling as oral communication with potential buyers to make a sale. Personal selling is useful when a company is small, the market is concentrated, demonstration or customization is needed, or products are purchased frequently. The document outlines objectives, importance, principles, steps, keys to success, advantages, and disadvantages of personal selling. It concludes with definitions of personal selling from marketing organizations.
Marketing involves managing the 4 Ps (product, price, place, promotion) to create demand and pull for a company's products and services, while sales involves pushing products to customers. The key differences are that marketing has a wider, more dynamic scope focused on understanding customer needs, while sales has a narrower focus on fulfilling the company's goals. Effective marketing strategies combine both push and pull approaches to drive business growth.
The Secret to Asking Your Users the Right Questions at the Right TimeKissmetrics on 際際滷Share
油
3. Well cover...1 How to know where to start2 The scripts and tools3 Q&A
4. How do we know what our customers want?
5. Weak questions get weak answers...
6. Different customers need different things...
7. Use the customer lifecycle
8. The Stages of Your Customer 1 Stranger 2 Prospect (visits your site) 3 Free Trial 4 Using Your Product 5 Paying Customer 6 Cancelled
9. The 3-step process to understand customers 1 Find the roadblock using a funnel 2 Go to your script and tool list 3 Use one and start getting feedback
10. Heres your funnel:
11. Keep an eye on churn and cancellations. A monthly churn rate of over 5% is a major problem. Your goal is 1-2%.
12. Stage 1 - Strangers 1
13. Your Options 1 Target market interviews 2 Surveys
14. Understand the problem youre trying to solve.
15. This email got me 10 meetings in 1.5 hours
16. The second half of the email...
17. Use surveys to judge current behavior
18. Stage 2 - Prospects 2
19. Your Options 1 Targeted questions on your site 2 Live chat 3 Heatmaps
20. Use Qualaroo to ask targeted questions1 Does this page make you want to use our product?2 Whats keeping you from wanting to try our product?
21. Use Olark for live chat.
22. Easy way to figure out what people use: heatmaps
23. Stage 3 - Free Trials 3
24. Your Options 1 Need Help? boxes 2 Autoresponder asking for replies 3 Usability tests
25. Make it easy to reach your support team.
26. Ask people what their biggest challenge is.
27. Run usability tests on signups and features.
28. Stage 4 - Using Your Product 4
29. Your Options 1 Customer interviews on value received 2 The P/M Question 3 Survey to those that didnt upgrade
30. How much value do users get from your product? Set up interviews with people that have been using your product.
31. At least 40% should say very disappointed
32. Survey for people that didnt upgrade.
33. Stage 5 - Customers 5
34. Your Options 1 Feedback box in product 2 Customer interviews for new features
35. Put feedback boxes in your product.
36. The email we get for each piece of feedback.
37. Planning a feature revamp? Interview customers. Have them show you exactly how they use the feature. Whats essential? Whats missing?
38. Stage 6 - Cancelled 6
39. Your Options 1 Email and survey 2 Feedback box during cancellation
40. Start with a survey.
41. Ask people why theyre canceling.
42. Can also build it into your product.
43. Action Steps 1 Measure your funnel 2 Find your roadblock 3 Pick an option from the list above
44. KISSmetrics tracks each stage of your users 1 Quickly build any funnel you want 2 Tracks real people 3 Also track cancellations and churn
This presentation covers the basics of selling skills:
1. Who is a salesman?
2. Sales cycle.
3. Handling customer objections.
4. Buying Signals.
5. Closing techniques.
6. Social styles.
7. Buying motives.
8. How to sell a value.
HERE , THIS PPT IS IN DETAIL TELLING ABOUT ALL THE STEPS INCLUDING IN PERSONAL SELLING PROCESS... GO THROUGH IT FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING ........#PERSONAL SELLING PROCESS #ADVERTISING #PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING .....
IF YOU LIKE IT THEN PLS SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS...
Personal selling involves face-to-face communication between a seller and buyer with the goal of making a sale. It is one of the oldest forms of promotion. The personal selling process typically involves prospecting, pre-approach planning, the approach, presentation, handling objections, closing the sale, and follow-up. It is most useful for small businesses, concentrated markets, complex products, and those requiring demonstrations. Benefits include customized messaging, feedback, and building long-term relationships, though it also has higher costs than other promotional methods.
Personal selling involves face-to-face communication between a seller and buyer with the goal of making a sale. It is one of the oldest forms of promotion. The personal selling process typically involves prospecting, pre-approach planning, the approach, presentation, handling objections, closing the sale, and follow-up. It is most useful for small businesses, concentrated markets, complex products, and those requiring demonstrations. Benefits include customized messaging, feedback, and building long-term relationships, though it also has higher costs than other promotional methods.
The document provides 5 tips for closing deals as a B2B marketer: 1) Listen to the client to understand their needs; 2) Sell the outcome rather than the process to showcase how your product or service will help the client; 3) Emphasize quality over lowest price by justifying your rates; 4) Recognize buying signals like questions about pricing or support; 5) Ask for the sale but also follow up respectfully if they do not buy immediately to continue the conversation. Following these tips can help stand out from competitors and close more deals.
The document provides 5 tips for closing deals as a B2B marketer: 1) Listen to the client to understand their needs; 2) Sell the outcome rather than the process to showcase how the product/service will help the client; 3) Emphasize quality over lowest price by justifying your rates; 4) Recognize buying signals like questions about pricing or support; 5) Ask for the sale but also follow up respectfully if they do not buy immediately to continue the conversation. Following these tips can help build confidence and close more deals.
This document outlines the key steps and techniques in the sales process, including need identification, presentation, dealing with objections, negotiation, and closing the sale. It discusses how salespeople can distinguish customer needs, apply different questioning strategies, and understand demonstrations, negotiations and objections handling. The 7 phases of the selling process are identified as opening, need identification, presentation, objections, negotiation, closing, and follow up. Techniques within each phase like open-ended questions, benefits identification, listening, agreeing and countering are described.
This document discusses benefits of increasing customer-facing time for salespeople, including creating more awareness of products/brands, understanding customer issues, building confidence and relationships. It provides tips for effective customer meetings like preparing, getting full attention, and summarizing next steps. The document also outlines how increasing speed at all levels can double sales. It discusses the importance of understanding customer needs before offering solutions and never giving cheap solutions. Finally, it provides questions for salespeople to ensure customer commitment and a six point program to ensure success.
selling like any other business activities it is a process/ this means that for one to end up making a sale had to go under a certain process hence why this document is guiding you to understand how this personal selling take a process.
The document outlines the key steps in the sales process:
1. Approach - making a good first impression through preparation and focusing on the prospect.
2. Probing for needs - asking questions to understand the prospect's needs and problems.
3. Convincing the prospect - demonstrating how the product or service satisfies their needs.
4. Handling objections - addressing any concerns the prospect raises through preparation.
5. Closing - advancing the sale by looking for signs the prospect is ready to buy and using closing techniques.
6. Follow up - maintaining the customer relationship for future sales through good post-sale service.
This document outlines a workshop to help participants overcome fears of sales and create an effective sales process. It discusses establishing a value proposition, understanding customers, and a 7-step process for nurturing leads. Key points covered include starting with why your business exists, empathizing with customers, segmenting the market, and creating a personalized customer journey through consistent communication and education. The goal is to help participants develop a sales approach that feels right and increases their business.
This document discusses the importance of pre-call planning for sales representatives. It outlines three key steps to effective sales calls: 1) pre-call planning before meeting the customer to review notes and set objectives, 2) the sales call itself including opening, probing and presenting, and 3) post-call analysis and follow-up by taking notes after each call. Pre-call planning is emphasized as it shortens time to results, maximizes limited time, prevents surprises and adds value to every call. Critical questions for planning include determining call objectives and customer value.
The document discusses the key steps in an effective sales process. It outlines seven steps: prospecting, pre-approach, approach, presentation, handling objections, closing, and follow-up. For each step, it provides details on activities like qualifying leads, researching prospects, asking questions to determine needs, presenting product benefits, overcoming objections, gaining commitment from the customer, and following up after the sale. The overall process is presented as a cycle to ensure customer satisfaction and repeat business.
4.02.09 Teleclass Doing Your Best Marketing In The Worst Of TimesErin Murphy
油
The document summarizes Alyssa Dver's presentation on developing an effective marketing plan in a short amount of time. It outlines an 8-step process for small businesses to inventory their marketing efforts, develop powerful positioning and messaging, validate pricing, acquire and foster leads, and create a defendable marketing plan. The goal is to help businesses calm marketing anxieties and build a solid marketing strategy in a no-time, step-by-step approach.
The document discusses various concepts related to marketing mix and products. It covers customer insights, the 7Ps framework, the 4Cs of marketing, market management functions, definitions of a product, product classification, product mix, product life cycle, and the diffusion/adoption process.
The key points are:
1) Customers care about problems a product solves rather than features. Products should solve customer problems better than competitors.
2) The document defines concepts like the marketing mix, product mix, product classification, product life cycle stages, and diffusion of innovations adoption curve.
3) Strategies are discussed for different product life cycle stages like introduction, growth, maturity, and decline.
Here is a demonstration of how I would recommend a specific product to a customer:
Me: Hi there, welcome to our store! What brings you in today?
Customer: I'm looking for a new laptop for school. I need something lightweight that has a long battery life.
Me: Great, I have just the laptop for you. Let me show you our XYZ brand ultrabook. At just 2 pounds, it's incredibly lightweight and portable for taking to all your classes. It also has a battery life of up to 10 hours on a single charge, so it will easily last you through a full day of classes, note-taking, and more without needing to plug it in. It also has a fast processor and
This document provides an overview of personal selling. It defines personal selling as oral communication with potential buyers to make a sale. Personal selling is useful when a company is small, the market is concentrated, demonstration or customization is needed, or products are purchased frequently. The document outlines objectives, importance, principles, steps, keys to success, advantages, and disadvantages of personal selling. It concludes with definitions of personal selling from marketing organizations.
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Discover Sales before Inventing your StyleSanjay Singh
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The document discusses key aspects of sales and the role of a salesperson. It defines sales as helping the customer buy and a salesperson as an "angel" who guides customers to find value. It emphasizes that salespersons should attract customers by addressing what's in it for them (WIIFM), build conversations through relevant questions, and keep engagement through dialogue rather than monologue. The responsibilities of a salesperson are to build, monitor, and monetize a sales funnel to generate new customers on an ongoing basis.
This document provides tips and strategies for effective networking. It emphasizes that visibility through networking leads to credibility and profitability. Some key points made include: do not expect to get something from others through networking but rather focus on giving; awareness through networking leads to knowledge; dress professionally and have good etiquette; be a good listener; look for opportunities to make yourself visible such as speaking, organizing, or helping others; and successful leaders have strong networks.
This document provides brief tips for salespeople, including that a rejection moves you closer to a sale, asking "why not" questions to turn no into yes, following up with customers, negotiating when a customer says an order is lost, getting references from satisfied customers, acknowledging that challenges will occur in sales, and thanking the reader with contact information.
The document discusses challenges in managing a sales boss and provides tips to do so effectively. It notes that salespeople cannot choose their boss and must learn to manage them. Common challenges include bosses holding long meetings, requesting too many reports, changing quotas and goals frequently, and not being hands-on. The tips suggest setting clear daily goals and getting boss approval, using CRM software to automate reports, inviting the boss on sales calls, making sales successes a habit to become the favorite, and standing out by being omnipresent, learning from mistakes, and consistently achieving big deals. The document encourages readers who are still unsure about managing their boss to book a free 15-minute appointment for advice.
How Salespersons should manage their time.pptxSanjay Singh
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The document outlines various sales and marketing activities that require time planning for a salesperson, including lead generation, nurturing, and closure. It provides a sample daily schedule with activities like an SOD meeting, prospecting, sales follow-ups, and MIS. The document recommends planning weekends for self-introspection and the coming week. It also lists best practices of successful time managers in sales, such as starting early, prioritizing important tasks, daily reporting, and analyzing time management failures.
The document discusses strategies for market penetration, market development, and market visibility. It suggests penetrating existing markets by increasing customers per existing customer and markets per existing market. It proposes developing new markets through acquiring new customer groups, selling additional products to existing customers, and establishing new sales channels or trade routes. It also lists various means of improving market visibility, such as point of purchase displays, billboards, print, electronic, and digital media, as well as other below-the-line promotional activities.
There are 3 types of follows for a salesperson:
1. Follow up is done after the initial meeting to thank the client and provide additional information like meeting minutes, needs analysis, or product samples.
2. Follow back is done after submitting a sales proposal using value bombs to highlight the product's performance, productivity, and other benefits.
3. Follow through is done if the client says no or not now, using modes like inviting them to a social group or forum related to their interests or a customer engagement program. Doing the right type of follow with the right sales lead is important.
This document outlines systems and procedures to control finances and operations. It recommends setting up systems for finance, marketing, production, human resources, and materials. It provides details on purchase order processes, payment procedures, petty cash controls, end-of-day closing processes, sales department daily tracking, and defining key result areas and key performance indicators for employees. The overall goal is to implement systems and controls to monitor budgets, spending, and employee performance.
Creating an Intelligent Contact Strategy - Leveraging Consumer Behaviours to ...MaxContact
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In this insightful session, Kayleigh Tait (Head of Marketing) and Ben O'Reilly (Training Specialist) share how to create an intelligent contract strategy by leveraging consumer behaviours to build trust and drive better results.
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Discover the advantages of Custom Lithium Ion Battery tailored to your specific requirements. Learn how personalized designs can enhance performance, efficiency, and lifespan for various applications.
AI in Marketing & Sales: Todays Tools, Tomorrows PotentialAggregage
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https://www.salesprocentral.com/frs/27812606/ai-in-marketing---sales--today-s-tools--tomorrow-s-potential
Ready to embrace AI in your sales and marketing efforts? Learn about the state of AI today, the tools driving the change, and how to prepare your team to stay competitive in an AI-driven world.
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A gallery wall is more than just an arrangement of artit's a storytelling canvas that reflects personality, culture, and artistic sensibilities. When infused with the richness of Mogul interior decor, a gallery wall transforms into an enchanting focal point filled with history, symbolism, and craftsmanship. By incorporating intricately carved wall panels and sacred motifs of Buddha, Krishna, and Ganesha, a whimsical gallery wall bridges the gap between maximalist artistry and spiritual harmony.
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Mogul interiors are synonymous with grandeur, intricate detailing, and a fusion of spiritual and aesthetic elements. To create a whimsical gallery wall with this theme, consider these design principles:
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Layered Arrangements: Combine different sizes and shapes to build depth and movement within the gallery.
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Incorporating Buddha, Krishna, and Ganesha
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3. 3 Types of Follows
FOLLOW UP
FOLLOW BACK
FOLLOW THROUGH
4. 1. FOLLOW UP
THIS IS THE FOLLOW THAT A SALESPERSON DOES AFTER
THE FIRST RELEVANT MEETING WITH THE CLIENT.
MODES OF COMMUNCIATION:
1. Thankyou Email/Letter
2. Minutes of Meeting
3. Need Analysis Form
4. Trial offer / Sampling
5. Invitation to visit experience center/ factory
5. 2. Follow Back
This is the Follow that a salesperson does with the customer
after submitting the sales proposal.
Modes of Communication:
1. Value Bomb 1: Performance
2. Value Bomb 2: Productivity
3. Value Bomb 3: Upgradability
4. Value Bomb 4: Serviceability
5. Value Bomb 5: Usability
6. Value Bomb 6: Profitability
7. Value Bomb 7: Future proof ability
6. 3. Follow Through
This is the Follow that a salesperson does with the customer
after the customer says No or Not now to the
salesperson.
Modes of Communication:
1. Invitation to add to a social group with common interest
2. Membership to a forum which has common interest
3. Invitation to participate in a customer engagement
program which will be communicated from time to time.
7. Do you do the right follow
up with the right sales lead?
The right medicine on the wrong patient or vice versa is dangerous for
the patient!