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Personal selling and sells
              Management



Presented By     Sandeep Gunjan |Varun Rai
Understand Sales Person


                  Company
                               Salesperson
                                               Customer




Sales people work on the boundary between a company and its customer.

To the company sales people are voice of customer.

To the customer , sales person is the physical embodiment of the company.
Types of salespeople



                       Mayer and Greenberg (1964) suggests


Sales people must have two basic qualities Empathy and Ego.

Empathy: allows sales person to treat customers problems as their own.

Ego: drives enables salespeople to persist even after experiencing failure.
Who fits where

According to Narayndas and Weinstein (2005) most of the
salespeople fall under hunter and farmers.


                       Sales people
Hunters

                 Are persuasive in nature , have strong
                sense of urgency and, are adept at
                bouncing back from rejection.


Theses sales people are better for

Sourcing and qualifying nee leads

Obtaining appointments

Delivering presentation that address customers concerns

Negotiating and securing new business
Hunters

               Are empathetic, consistent ,and
               adept at developing relationships.



These people are better suited for

Establishing and maintaining long term relationships

Providing expert advice

Networking within customers to find new leads

Negotiating and securing new business with existing customers
Sales process

         1. Understanding
         customers need

         2. Identifying and building
         needs


         3. Transaction selling


         4. Major account selling
1. Understanding customers needs.

             The first step in selling is understanding the
             customer need. It is useful to develop a
             sense of what a customer might be looking
             for before sale calls are made.


     This involves two steps

 1. Turning product features into customers benefits

 2. Turning customers benefits into product features
2. Identifying and building needs




 Is salesperson can offer some thing to customer.


 If some thing can be offered ,the salesperson proceeds by helping the
 prospects
3. Transaction Selling




                     Mayer and Greenberg (1964) suggests


 Salesperson has limited time to make pitch to a customer .

 The salesperson has limited need to make quick judgment as to whether
 the customer is really interested in buying ,

 Why customer is interested in buying ,
 Weather salesperson has product that can satisfy those needs and hoe
 focused the customer is on price
4. Major account selling
 Open the selling process

     Qualify the prospects

          Develop the sales strategy


              Organize the justification


                   Make the presentation


                            Coordinate recourses and personnel

                                 Close the sale

                                           Nature and account relationship
Sales Management

   1. Aligning objectives




   2. Defining the sales organization



   3. Managing sale people
           - Capability
           - Control
           - Coverage
           - Cost
           - Conflict
Aligning Objectives
        Since, sales people need to treat their
        customers problem as their own. It is easy
        for them to lose the sight of their own
        company’s strategic goal

                        Steps for Aligning Objectives

 First step in aligning objectives is for the company to define what it wants
 to accomplish.

 After defining its primary strategic goal , the company turns to define the
 role that individual sales people should pay in attaining them.
Defining The sales strategy
                                         5 Factors

 Capability: weather the company has ability to create sales force with
 necessary skills to meet the customers needs.
 Control: Direct sales force provide companies with more control over how
 they interact with customers . Selling directly allows companies to:- keep
 their customer list private, deliver consistent massage, ensure loyalty and
 product expertise.

 Coverage: companies commonly use outside agents to reach a greater part of
 the market . Outside agents can provide access to :- new types of selling to
 selling skills , new type of customers, broader geographic region


 Cost:


 Conflict:
Thank You

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Personal selling and sales management

  • 1. Personal selling and sells Management Presented By Sandeep Gunjan |Varun Rai
  • 2. Understand Sales Person Company Salesperson Customer Sales people work on the boundary between a company and its customer. To the company sales people are voice of customer. To the customer , sales person is the physical embodiment of the company.
  • 3. Types of salespeople Mayer and Greenberg (1964) suggests Sales people must have two basic qualities Empathy and Ego. Empathy: allows sales person to treat customers problems as their own. Ego: drives enables salespeople to persist even after experiencing failure.
  • 4. Who fits where According to Narayndas and Weinstein (2005) most of the salespeople fall under hunter and farmers. Sales people
  • 5. Hunters Are persuasive in nature , have strong sense of urgency and, are adept at bouncing back from rejection. Theses sales people are better for Sourcing and qualifying nee leads Obtaining appointments Delivering presentation that address customers concerns Negotiating and securing new business
  • 6. Hunters Are empathetic, consistent ,and adept at developing relationships. These people are better suited for Establishing and maintaining long term relationships Providing expert advice Networking within customers to find new leads Negotiating and securing new business with existing customers
  • 7. Sales process 1. Understanding customers need 2. Identifying and building needs 3. Transaction selling 4. Major account selling
  • 8. 1. Understanding customers needs. The first step in selling is understanding the customer need. It is useful to develop a sense of what a customer might be looking for before sale calls are made. This involves two steps 1. Turning product features into customers benefits 2. Turning customers benefits into product features
  • 9. 2. Identifying and building needs Is salesperson can offer some thing to customer. If some thing can be offered ,the salesperson proceeds by helping the prospects
  • 10. 3. Transaction Selling Mayer and Greenberg (1964) suggests Salesperson has limited time to make pitch to a customer . The salesperson has limited need to make quick judgment as to whether the customer is really interested in buying , Why customer is interested in buying , Weather salesperson has product that can satisfy those needs and hoe focused the customer is on price
  • 11. 4. Major account selling Open the selling process Qualify the prospects Develop the sales strategy Organize the justification Make the presentation Coordinate recourses and personnel Close the sale Nature and account relationship
  • 12. Sales Management 1. Aligning objectives 2. Defining the sales organization 3. Managing sale people - Capability - Control - Coverage - Cost - Conflict
  • 13. Aligning Objectives Since, sales people need to treat their customers problem as their own. It is easy for them to lose the sight of their own company’s strategic goal Steps for Aligning Objectives First step in aligning objectives is for the company to define what it wants to accomplish. After defining its primary strategic goal , the company turns to define the role that individual sales people should pay in attaining them.
  • 14. Defining The sales strategy 5 Factors Capability: weather the company has ability to create sales force with necessary skills to meet the customers needs. Control: Direct sales force provide companies with more control over how they interact with customers . Selling directly allows companies to:- keep their customer list private, deliver consistent massage, ensure loyalty and product expertise. Coverage: companies commonly use outside agents to reach a greater part of the market . Outside agents can provide access to :- new types of selling to selling skills , new type of customers, broader geographic region Cost: Conflict:

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