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Business-to-business (B2B) marketing : Involves activities one business makes in effort to sell their products and services to another business, rather than to the individual consumer.
Cold Calling : a sales professional’s effort to generate new business through outgoing telephone calls without any previous communication with the prospective customer.
Collaborative Selling: where the salesperson and client take time to understand one another and develop a relationship according to the salesperson’s offer and the client’s needs.
Customer Benefits: the advantages or personal satisfaction a customer will get from a good or service.
Customer Retention: the process of building loyalty and trust to maintain a solid base of core customers.
Customer Service: The action taken by the seller to make the relationship between the organization and its customers satisfactory.
E-Commerce: the buying and selling of goods and services on the Internet or other digital platforms.
Event promotions:. promotions that focus on a single event, as opposed to multiple events
Feature-Benefit Selling: Involves matching specific product attributes to a customer’s needs and wants.
Full Menu Marketing: the selling of a variety of products or services that meet virtually any customer needs and/or wants.
Full season promotions: promotions that take place at every game, match or event throughout an entire season.
In-game promotions: promotions that take place on the playing field and typically occur when there is a break in the action, like half-time.
In-venue promotions: promotions that take place at areas within a facility not directly associated with the playing field.
Media promotion: any promotional activities that involve a media sponsor or tie-in.
Networking: when a group of like-minded business professionals gather to help each other to cultivate sales.
Objections: A prospective customer’s concerns or hesitations in making a purchase decision.
Offsite promotions: any promotional activities that occur away from an organization’s facility, venue, or offices.
Onsite promotion: promotions that take place at or around a venue on game or event days.
Personal Selling: Any person-to-person communication in which the seller has an opportunity to influence the consumer’s buying decisions.
Product Attributes: (or features) are the basic, physical, and extended characteristics of an item.
Promotion Mix: Any combination of advertising, sales promotion, publicity, direct marketing, and personal selling.
Promotion: Any form of communication used to inform, persuade, or remind people about company products or services.
Proposal: A written recommendation of products or services his or her organization may offer to meet those customer needs uncovered in the needs analysis.
Prospecting: the process of consistently researching for and seeking out new customers for an organization’s products and services. This is a very detail-oriented process requiring careful research and analysis.
Referrals: when an existing customer recommends another organization or individual to a sales professional as a potential customer.
Sales promotion: activities or communications that encourage consumers to purchase products or services.
Sales: The process of determining customer needs and wants through planned, personalized communication intended to influence purchase decisions and ensure satisfaction.
Team Selling: a variation of collaborative selling that includes multiple people from the selling or buying organization, or both.
Transactional Selling: where the salesperson and client have limited interaction and the sale is based mostly on price or a specific element
Upselling: The process of selling additional products to a customer at the time of the order.
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