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Lecture fundamentals of marketing - Lecture 25: Personal selling process. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: The preliminary steps in personal selling process, the advance steps in personal selling process.

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Personal Selling Process

LECTURE­25

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§ The Preliminary steps in Personal

Selling Process

§ The Advance steps in Personal Selling Process

• Topic Outline

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The Personal Selling Process

The goal of the personal selling process is

to get new customers and obtain orders

from them

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The Personal Selling Process

§ Prospecting identifies qualified

potential customers through referrals from:

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The Personal Selling Process

§ Qualifying is identifying good

customers and screening out poor ones by looking at:

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Money Authority

Qualifying Prospects

MAN APPROACH

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The Personal Selling Process

Pre-approach is the process of learning as

much as possible about a prospect, including needs, who is involved in the buying, and the characteristics and styles of the buyers

• Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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PREPARATION

§ Who is the customer?

§ Who will be the actual decision maker?

§ Who will influence the decision?

§ Who will be the actual user?

§ With Whom will develop favorable relationship?

§ What are the customer’s needs?

§ Identify the prospects need

§ Try to understand his liking or disliking

§ What other information is required?

§ Family back ground

§ Hobbies / Interest / Memberships etc.

PRE APPROACH

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PREPARATION….

§ Company’s internal records

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PREPARATION

§ Why am I going?

§ What am I trying to happen?

§ What am I going to recommend?

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The Personal Selling Process

Personal selling is transaction-oriented

to close a specific sale with a specific

customer

§ The long-term goal is to develop a

mutually profitable relationship

• Personal Selling and Managing Customer Relationships

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The Personal Selling Process

Approach is the process where the

salesperson meets and greets the buyer and gets the relationship off to a good

start and involves the salesperson’s:

• Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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Presentation

§ First impressions are essentials

§ Wear neat, conservative clothes

§ Be clean and carefully groomed

§ Know the prospect’s name and pronounce

it correctly

§ Be alert and pleasant

§ Let the prospect offer to shake hands

§ Forget about yourself and concentrate on the prospect

§ Avoid smoking or chewing gum

APPROACH

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§ Compliment the prospect

§ Give something of value

§ Probing for needs

S(Situation question) P(Problem question) I(Implication question N(Need assessment)

APPROACH

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Presentation

§ Types of questions

§ Open ended questions

§ Broad questions that are asked early in the presentation

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The Personal Selling Process

Presentation is when the salesperson tells

the product story to the buyer, presenting customer benefits and showing how the

product solves the customer’s problems

§ Need-satisfaction approach: Buyers want solutions and salespeople should listen and respond with the right products and services to solve customer problems

• Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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Convincing the prospect

§ Seek agreement

§ Read signals

§ Emphasize benefit relating to customer

§ Narrow choice

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The Personal Selling Process

• Steps in the Personal Selling ProcessBad Traits Good traits

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The Personal Selling Process

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by a prospect that postpone, hinder or prevent the completion of a sale

prospect’s doubts or negative feelings about a sales proposal

§ Objections represent sales opportunities

Identifying and handling

objections

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Confronting an objections

§ Listen carefully:

§ Make sure you know what has been said

§ Ask Questions:

§ Clarify the objection so there is no misunderstanding

§ Respond to the objection:

§ Use an appropriate technique be tactful and honest

§ Yes But method

§ Boomerang method

§ Comparison method

§ The compensation method

§ Case history method

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The Personal Selling Process

Closing is the process where salespeople

should recognize signals from the buyer—including physical actions, comments, and questions—to close the sale

• Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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Closing

§ Looking & listening for buying signals

§ Verbal buying signals

§ Non verbal buying signals

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§ Alternative proposal close

§ Choice between details….truck or rail shipment

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The Personal Selling Process

Follow-up is the last step in which the

salesperson follows up after the sale to

ensure customer satisfaction and repeat

business

• Steps in the Personal Selling Process

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§ Post Sale Action

§ Customer Relations

§ Handle Complaints Promptly and Pleasantly

§ Maintain Contact with Customers

§ Keep Serving the Customers

§ Show Appreciation

§ Self Analysis

§ Were the plan sales objectives achieved?

§ What could I have done better?

§ What did I learn from this sales call that will contribute to my future success?

Follow up

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Bibliography

§ Principles of Marketing by Philip Kotler & Gary Armstrong Fifteenth Edition, Published by Prentice Hall

§ Marketing Management – A South Asian Perspective

by Philip Kotler, Kevin Lane Keller, Abraham Koshy &

Mithileshwar Jha, 13th Edition, Published by Pearson

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