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Importance of Selling & Types of Selling

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What is Selling? -selling is the exchange of goods and services from producers to consumers for a price.
What is Data-based Marketing? -involves the collection or information about past, current, and potential consumers.
what is Personal Selling? -two way communication between a representative of the company and the customer.
What is Business to Business Selling? -Manufacturwers or wholesaler's showroon (inside sales) or a customers place of business.
What is feature- Benefit Selling? -Product features are the basic, Physical, and extneded characteristics of an item.
What is Internet- Selling? -Internet selling (www) is executed using the Internet.
Customer vs. Consumer -The customer is the person who buys the product or service. The consumer uses the product.
Needs vs. Wants -A need is anything necessary or required to live. A want is an unfulfilled desire.
What is selling and full-menu Marketing? -Selling helps customers make informed buying decisions, which results in customer satisfaction and repeat business.
What are Customer-Buying Motives? -the motives for a purchase of a product. Rational motives Emotional motives Patronage motives
What are Rational Motives? -Based on concious, logical thinking and decision making.
What are Emotional Motives? -Based on feelings.
What are Patronage Motives? -Based on loyalty.
What is the Decision making process? -Customers go through a decision making process in order to determine what products they will buy.
What is Extensive Decision making? -Occurs when there is a high level or preceived risk, a product or service is very expensive or has a high value to the customer.
What are Limited Decision making? -Occurs when a customer buys a product that he or she has purchased before but not regularly.
What is Routine Decision making? -Occurs when little info, is needed about the product being purchased.
Steps of the Selling Process: 1. Preapproach 2. Product Information 3. Review current trade periodicals 4. Sources and methonds of prospecting
What is Product Information? -knowing how to use and care for a product
4 Sources of Product Information: -direct experience, written publications, other people, and formal training.
Reviewing Current Trade Periodicals -crucial to stay at least of current trends and industry information.
Sources and Methods of Prospecting -a prospect is a potential customer.
What are the 3 kinds of Approach? - Service Approach, Greetting Approach, Merchandice Approach.
What is Service Approach? - least affective approach. - should only be used when a customer is in a hurry.
What is Greeting Approach? - acknowlodge customers presence and establish rapport. - may include introduction of yourself. - can be combined with serivce or merchandise approach.
What is Merchandise Approach? - includes comments, questions about the merchandise that the customer is looking for. - considered the most effective approach.
Sells Approaching in SEM include: - telemarketing - direct mail - personal selling
How to determine the needs of a customer? - oberserve - listen - question
Observe: - non verbal communitcation of the customers expression.
Listen: - listen to cutomers and maintain good eye contact - provide verbal and non verbal feed back - give customers undivided attention.
Question: - questions can help customers uncover need and buying motives while putting customers at need.
What is Product Presentation and Demonstration? - never show to many products - go medium priced item first. - make the presentation come alive. - overcome objections - common objections
Methods of handling Objections: - Boomerang- the objection comes back to the customer as a selling point.
What is Approach? the first encounter with a customer
What are three kinds of Approach? Service approach, greeting approach, merchandise approach.
What is Service Approach? least effective approach method.
What is greeting approach? acknowledge customers presence and establish rapport.
What is Merchandise approach? includes comments, questions about the merchandise the customer is looking at or handling.
What to Sells Approach in SEM include? Telemarketing, Directmail, and Personal Selling.
How do you determine the needs of customers? observe, listen, and question.
How do you observe? Nonverbal communcations of the customers expressions.
How do you listen? Maintain good eye contact and liaten to what the customer has to say.
How do you question? well chosen questions can help uncover need and buying motives while putting customers at ease.
What is Product Presentation and Demonstration? actively involve the customer, never show to many products, and do medium price items first.
What is an objection? a reason, concern, or hesitation, a customer has for not making a purchase.
How do you handle objections? listen, aknowledge, restate, answer the objection.
What are some methods of handling objections? boomerang, question, superio point, denial, demonstration,
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