Mar-3023 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Communication

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Day 18: Personal Selling and Sales Management
Is your “Plan A” really “Plan B”?
50% of all college grads start their professional career in sales
75% if you are a Marketing Major
Professional selling: is a person-to-person business activity in which a sales person uncovers
and satisfies the needs of a buyer to the mutual, long-term benefit of both parties.
Long-term relationships require mutual trust based upon salesperson credibility.
Professional Selling Positions
Advising doctors on medical equipment
Helping business with profitable growth
Helping both individuals and corporations manage risk
Helping companies manage inventory through materials requirement planning
The Majors in the Class
Sales
Finance
Management
Hospitality Management
Accounting
Marketing
MIS
Real Estate
Types of Selling
“Hunters” and “Gatherers”
“Inside” and “Outside”
ANSWER ON THE TEST… ALL OF THE ABOVE
Characteristics of Success
Motivation
Dependability and trustworthiness
Ethical sales behavior
Customer and product knowledge
Communication skills
Flexibility
Creativity
Confidence
Emotional intelligence
Are Salespeople Born or Made?
The skills required to be a successful salesperson can be learned.
Innate characteristics such as personality traits, gender, and height are largely
unrelated to sales performance.
Companies spend billions of dollars each year on training.
Rewards in Selling
Independence and responsibility
Management opportunities
Financial rewards
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Is your plan a really plan b : 50% of all college grads start their professional career in sales, 75% if you are a marketing major. Professional selling: is a person-to-person business activity in which a sales person uncovers and satisfies the needs of a buyer to the mutual, long-term benefit of both parties: long-term relationships require mutual trust based upon salesperson credibility. Helping both individuals and corporations manage risk. Helping companies manage inventory through materials requirement planning. The majors in the class: sales, finance, management, hospitality management. Types of selling: hunters and gatherers , inside and outside , answer on the test all of the above. Characteristics of success: motivation, dependability and trustworthiness, ethical sales behavior, customer and product knowledge, communication skills. Are salespeople born or made: accounting, marketing, mis, real estate, flexibility, creativity, confidence, emotional intelligence, the skills required to be a successful salesperson can be learned.

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