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1. Overview of Personal Selling Module Two
2. Personal Selling Defined Personal communication
Communicator is paid representative of the organization that is the source of the message
Identity of the organization that is the source of the message is obvious to the audience
3. Evolution of Personal Selling
4. Evolution of Personal Selling
5. Contributions of Personal Selling: Salespeople and Society Salespeople help stimulate the economy
Salespeople help withthe diffusion of innovation
6. Contributions of Personal Selling: Salespeople and the Employing Firm Salespeople generate revenue
Salespeople provide market research and customer feedback
Salespeople become future leaders in the organization
7. Contributions of Personal Selling: Salespeople and the Customer Salespeople provide solutions to problems
Salespeople provide expertise and serve as information resources
Salespeople serve as advocates for the customer when dealing with the selling organization
8. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches Stimulus Response
Mental States
Need Satisfaction
Problem Solving
Consultative Selling
Adaptive Selling
Relationship-based methods
9. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches Stimulus Response
Various stimuli can elicit predictable responses.
Example: continued affirmation.
10. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches Mental States
Assumes the buying process is essentially identical for most buyers
Buyers are led through certain mental states
AIDA (attention, interest, desire, and action)
11. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches Need Satisfaction
Based on the notion that the customer is buying to satisfy a need
Identify needs
Questioning, probing
Show how offering fulfills needs
12. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches Problem Solving
An extension of need satisfaction selling
Sometimes competitors’ offerings are included as alternatives
13. Classification of Personal Selling Approaches
14. The Sales Process: Selling Foundations
15. The Sales Process:Selling Strategy
16. The Sales Process
17. The Sales Process
18. The Sales Process
19. Sales Careers: Benefits Job security
Advancement opportunities
Immediate feedback
Prestige
Job variety
Independence
Compensation
20. Classification of Personal Selling Jobs Sales support
Missionary salespeople
Technical support salespeople
New business
Pioneers
Order-getters
Existing business
Order-takers
Inside sales
Direct-to-consumer sales
Combination sales jobs
21. Qualifications for Salespeople Empathy
Ego drive
Ego strength
Interpersonal communication skills
Enthusiasm