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  • 7.Marketing and Selling: Sales and marketing are differentBasic economicsMarketing; Channels ; Market CommunicationsStages in SellingControl and Commissions

  • Sales and marketing are differentMarketing: What and how to sellSelling: moving the productRelationship management

  • Marketing What?Product characteristics - ACCTOPrice sensitivityMarket CharacteristicsSizeDefensibleSustainableHow?ChannelsInformRoutes

  • Product or Service RequirementsKnow about itOpportunity to purchaseshelf spaceSatisfy a real or perceived needAffordable (but not too cheap)

  • A brief introduction to market analysisDesk researchExisting market or solutionsCompetition, actual and potentialDemographicsMarket surveysQualitativegroups, usability testingQuantitativeSurveys, test marketingDistribution channelsMarket Communications

  • Basic Economics IDemand curve: Price depends on volume

    Elasticity e = P Q ---- ------- P Q

  • Supply CurveStable point is at intersection (Spider diagram)

  • Cost of Production

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  • ChannelsDirect SalesDistributor/RetailerDistributors are your customersNationalInternationalChose carefully - changing is expensive and difficultKey sales Opinion formers

  • Direct salesBespoke -sales staff/ Customer relationship managercash flowMail order requirementsProductGuaranteesStockingSupportKey accountsMarket communications

  • Distribution ChannelTypical product40% manufacturerdevelopment, materials, overheads, profit, research30% distributorAdvertising, stocking, profit30% retailerLocal adverts, shop front, staff, profitInternationalLocalisationCountry agentcontrol/performanceTrade fairs DTI outward bound missionsEmbassy

  • Ballpark pricing

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    Sales price:1000.00

    Factory price: (60%)600.00

    Cost (30% of factory price)200.00

    Net profit/unit (10% of factory price)60.00

    Annual sales (Million):1.00(guess)

    Profit M60.00

    Set-up and fixed costs (M) :50.00(including initial marketing)

    Stocking (6 months at cost)100.00

    Capital need150.00

    Payback time2.50years

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  • Market CommunicationsTargetingAdvertisingImageMessageSales - MOPGeneral - Newspapers, TVSpecific - Trade press, specialist magazinesPRDirect mailList brokers1-2% responseControl and record-keeping

  • ExhibitionsExpensive, hard workMake it obviousPlace for meetings, not cold salesPreparationStandExhibitsManualTravel and accommodationBe attentiveFollow-upTimeliness

  • Sales techniques: listen to the customerNeedsConcernsAuthority

  • Stages in SellingProspectingPre-approachApproachSurveyProposalDemonstrationClose Service

  • ProspectingLocating the most likely buyersCold callingDirectors Guides, YearbooksLocal council offices, Chambers of CommerceInstitutional meetingsQualified ProspectsMarketing response: Advertising, PR, MailingsService organisation, exhibitionsHow many?10% result in a saleMaybe 2 calls per day

  • Pre-approachResearchWho are the decision makers?What is the management structure?What are their concerns?PreparationPresentationVisiting cards, brochures

  • ApproachListen, establish mutual groundContact buildingGeneralities

  • SurveyNeeds, requirementsConstraintsBudgetStructure, contacts, decision pointsTimescale

  • ProposalSell the benefits to the customerF.A.BU.S.PsPrice is not an issue; value isLifetime costService, reliability, reputationSales proposalIntroductionObjectivesRecommendationsBenefitsFinancial JustificationWarranty and serviceCompany BackgroundPrice and conditionsFollow-up

  • DemonstrationObjectivesAdministrationWho, where, maps, car parking, accommodationGreeting, seatingCatering: coffee, lunch or sandwichesScriptRehearse, and stick to the scriptPoints to emphasise, or notSum upAgree follow-up

  • Close Small step at a timeAdvantagesCustomers concernshidden agendaKickerDiscount, limited offer

  • ServiceRelationship managementcommunicationscontact pointRegular liaisonearly warningsSpec changes and the consequencesMeeting milestones

  • Planning and RecordsGraded Prospect List

    Sales Forecasts

    Call analysisSales Cost analysisCompany Contact Previous Contact Next ContactNameAddressPhoneFaxName Decision Makers Potential % Date Who Action Date Who Action

    CompanyAmount------Time Analysis-------Product AnalysisCommentsQ1 Q2 Q3 Q4

  • Control and CommissionsControlSales organisation structureBy productGeographicalBy channel, key accountMeasurementCost per saleResponse rateTimelinessIndividual measures, targetsCommissionDont stintBasic salaryPay on delivery, or payment