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Personal Sales & Management

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A form of personal selling that focuses primarily on interersonal communication between buyers and sellers with the goal of establishing relationships   show
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the ability of a salesperson to alter their sales messages and behaviors during a sales presentation or as they encounter different sales situations and different customers   show
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an approach to selling where the key idea is that various stimuli can elicit predictable responses fro customers. Salespeople furnish the stimuli from a repetoire of words and actions designed to produce the desired response   show
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show strategic orchestrator  
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show sales process  
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show Trust  
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show Openness  
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show dependability  
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term used by buyers to define trust: honesty of the spoken word   show
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show Honesty  
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show customer orientation  
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the specific needs that are contingent on, and often a result of, conditions related to the specific environment, time, and place   show
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the need for a specific core task or function to be performed; the functional purpose of a specific product or service   show
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show Social needs  
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show psychological needs  
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a procedure for evaluating suppliers and products that incorporates weighted averages across desired characteristics   show
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individuals within an organization who identify a need or perhaps realize that the acquisition of a product might solve a need or problem   show
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show users  
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individuals within an org. who have the ultimate responsibility of determining which product or service will be purchased.   show
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show purchasers  
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show gatekeepers  
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show SPIN  
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show ADAPT  
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the cognitive process of actively sensing, interpreting, evaluating, and responding to the verbal and nonverbal messages of present or potential customers   show
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show strategic prospecting  
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the act performed by salespeople of searching out, collecting, and analyzing information to determine the likelihood of the lead being a good candidate   show
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show sales pipeline/sales funnel  
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show organized sales dialogue  
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a statement of how the sales offering will add value to the prospects business by meeting a need or providing an opportunity   show
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show features  
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a combo of a specific feature and its meaningful benefit statement   show
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show check-backs  
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show response checks  
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claims of benefits and value produced and provided to the buyer during a sales presentation that have been backed up with evidence to highlight their believability   show
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acronym salespeople can follow during a sales preseantion to remind them of what features are relevant and what benefits are meaningful to the prospective buyer in terms of value to be realized   show
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show sales resistance  
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show LAARC  
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assuming an agreement has been reached   show
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the process of improving a product for the customer   show
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show critical encounters  
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show goals and objectives  
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show account classification  
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analyzing accounts and allowing two factors to be considered simultaneously   show
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show improving their professional demeanor  
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the most important part of marketing communication in terms of money spent by most business firms is   show
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which of the following aspects of predicted sales force is NOT expected to change response.   show
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the responsibility of revenue production is shared by the salespeople and..   show
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accounts are concerned with profitability in.... salespeople are concerned with profitablity in...   show
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show contribute to the success of the buyer's firm  
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show stimulus-response, need satisfaction, mental sales, problem-solution  
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show information gathering, listening and questioning, strategic problem solving, team building and teamwork  
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show the sales process  
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show competence or expertise  
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show customer orientation  
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show candor  
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show dependability  
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show computability  
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show legal obligation to quoted prices and negotiation responsibilities  
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show a high degree of competitor knowledge  
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ethics is...   show
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show true  
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the gap between a buyer's desired state and his actual state is   show
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a salesperson's best chance for making a sale is to get involved with the buyer when they are in what stage of the buying process?   show
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show functional, social, situational, psychological. NOT PHYSIOLOGICAL  
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a potential buyer will spend more time gathering information in which type of purchasing decision?   show
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shorter version of buying process   show
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show request for proposals  
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show to seek common understanding between the buyer and seller  
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salespeople need to posses effective communication skills so that they   show
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show tactical  
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show evaluative  
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show reactive  
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primary objective of strategic prospecting   show
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show suspects  
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when planning a sales dialouge, a salesman must   show
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show canned sales presentation  
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show listening to discover needs and use of visual aids  
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show written sales proposal  
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show the ability to continue selling in the absence of the salesman  
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what is a good indicator of buyer resistance?   show
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show the prospect was not qualified  
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show price  
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objection categories   show
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a good way to overcome objections   show
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show loyalty to a competitor  
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addressing certain sources of buyer resistance before the buyer mentions them   show
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show summarize the pertinent buying signals  
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if the salesman initially fails to earn the buyer's commitment, they should   show
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show true  
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show connect  
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how do salesman demonstrate customer commitment by satisfying long term relationships?   show
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the first step to resolve customer complaint   show
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most fortune 500 companeis lose 50% of their customers in 5 years   show
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the process of first deciding what is to be accomplished and then placing into motion the proper plan to achieve those objectives   show
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classifying accounts based on level of sales potential   show
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