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View Entrepreneur magazine’s list in slide show format including number of franchises in operation, start-up costs, and other statistics. http://www.entrepreneur.com/slideshow/199084.html KEY TAKEAWAYS Entrepreneurship is the practice of selling ideas and having the passion and perseverance to make it become a reality. Entrepreneurs are willing to take risks to bring a product or service to market. Some of the world’s largest companies were started by entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs have a significant impact on the economy of the United States and the world. Entrepreneurs protect their ideas by applying for a patent from the United States government. Entrepreneurs flourish in a free market system, one in which an individual’s success is dictated by demand on the part of the consumer, not the government. Being an entrepreneur requires a unique idea, passion, and hard work to bring it to fruition. Social entrepreneurship includes nonprofit organizations as well as for-profit companies that focus on impacting society in a positive way. An entrepreneur may start a business based on a new idea or expand an existing brand by buying a franchise. EXERCISES 1. Watch this video interview with Joe Kennedy, CEO of Pandora (the online personalized music Web site), to see how the company started and evolved:http://www.entrepreneur.com/video/index.html. Identify three key lessons that he talked about that brought the company to where it is today. 2. Review the list of Entrepreneur magazine’s fastest-growing franchises:http://www.entrepreneur.com/franchises/rankings/fastestgrowing-115162/2009,.html. Visit the Web sites of at least three of the franchises and answer these three key questions about their business: What do they sell? To whom do they sell it? Why do people want to buy it from them? 3. Visit the Web site of Entrepreneur magazine: http://www.entrepreneur.com. Read a current article about an entrepreneur and discuss his or her unique idea. 4. [1] Dan Reed, “For Passengers of New Airline, When the Fur Flies, It’s in Style,” USA Today, June 19, 2009, B1. Saylor URL: http://www.saylor.org/books Saylor.org 641
5. [2] Funding Universe, http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/FedEx-Corporation-Company- History.html (accessed September 21, 2009). 6. [3] Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., About Us, http://walmartstores.com/AboutUs/297.aspx(accessed September 21, 2009). 7. [4] “Colonel Harland Sanders: From Young Cook to KFC’s Famous Colonel,” KFC.com,http://www.kfc.com/about/colonel.asp (accessed January 3, 2010). 8. [5] HP, “HP Timeline— 1930s,”http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/abouthp/histnfacts/timeline/hist_30s.html (accessed September 21, 2009). 9. [6] Black Entrepreneur Profile, “Shawn ‘Jay Z’ Carter,”http://www.blackentrepreneurprofile.com/profilefull/article/shawn-jay-z-carter/(accessed September 21, 2009). 10. [7] “Famous Women Entrepreneurs,” About.com, http://entrepreneurs.about.com/(accessed September 21, 2009). 11. [8] Estée Lauder, “About Estée Lauder,” http://www.esteelauder.com/about/index.tmpl(accessed September 21, 2009). 12. [9] The Walt Disney Company, “Corporate Information,”http://corporate.disney.go.com/corporate/overview.html (accessed September 21, 2009). 13. [10] “Quotes,” JustDisney.com,http://www.justdisney.com/walt_disney/quotes/quotes01.html (accessed September 21, 2009). 14. [11] “What Is an Entrepreneur?” ZeroMillion.com,http://www.zeromillion.com/business/starting/entrepreneur.html (accessed September 21, 2009). 15. [12] Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, “Everyday Economics,”http://www.dallasfed.org/educate/everyday/ev3.html (accessed September 19, 2009). 16. [13] Guy Kawasaki, “The Art of the Start,” video, April 29, 2006,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3xaeVXTSBg (accessed September 28, 2009). 17. [14] U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of International Information Programs, “Entrepreneurship Aids the Economy: Most Economists Agree that Entrepreneurship Is Essential to Any Economy,” May 12, Saylor URL: http://www.saylor.org/books Saylor.org 642
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helping you learn and succeed. In f
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Sales professionals (left to right)
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Andrew Sykes, Pharmaceutical Sales
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Chapter 1 The Power to Get What You
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Pearson-Bernard, the president and
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Mac and fries, and you always know
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Personal selling is a powerful part
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But the bigger story is the fact th
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understand the power of collaborati
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departments, according to Dennis J.
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At times, however, sales and market
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6. [4] Bureau of Economic Analysis,
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Chapter 6 "Why and How People Buy:
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Resource Description information. J
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Choosing a career direction and wri
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managed your costs and time. Every
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Now that you have read this chapter
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2. Write your personal mission stat
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garage in 1976. Jobs said, “I was
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Contrary to popular belief, speakin
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evealed that boomers are more likel
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many can put it all together.” [2
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phone?” No techno-talk, no slick
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A good salesperson does more than s
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18. [13] Margaret Norton, “Is the
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Toshiba to manufacture laptop compu
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Types of B2B and B2C Selling When y
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outside salesperson. Inside salespe
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Title Description Industries manage
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Selling Power Magazine “50 Best C
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You’ve now seen how B2B, B2C, and
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want to focus on making a contribut
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14. [7] Justin Sorkin, “AT&T Urgi
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lasting impression. If you think yo
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Figure 2.8 Standard Résumé Incorp
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Now, it’s time to put your brand
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Step 4: Write Your Bullet Points On
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Consider the difference between the
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1. First paragraph. Introduction an
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Step 3: Write Your Cover Letter Wit
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Saylor URL: http://www.saylor.org/b
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KEY TAKEAWAYS Your résumé and co
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Now it’s time to put what you’v
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The Power of Building Relationships
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ather than what you want to sell he
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single man could and should be nurt
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For example, many companies offer l
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Trust Me “The check is in the mai
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No one likes to deliver bad news. B
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according to Tim Conner, sales trai
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irthday celebration went, or even j
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A solid relationship is essential,
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29. [24] Tom Reilly, “Relationshi
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than your friends? Do you speak to
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opinions in their decision making.
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Expressives are creative and can se
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thanks.” It’s important to note
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16. [13] Barton A. Weitz, Stephen B
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providing an excellent method to ne
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Jon: Have you talked to anyone at U
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down an otherwise promising job can
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Search the social networking job bo
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7. [3] Meredith Levinson, “How to
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Role: Pharmaceutical sales manager
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7. Be professional; focus on facts
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eliefs and moral conduct. [6] Your
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marketing at the University of Notr
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Ethical Dilemmas in Business Not al
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just like personal ethics, mean doi
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attached. You might miss the opport
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Religion Values provide your person
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You learned about creating your per
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These ten things are the principles
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Ludwig, author ofPower Selling, exp
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At some point in your selling caree
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o o Simon Cowell Angelina Jolie 4.
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21. [19] Julie Creswell and Landon
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44. [42] FedEx, “Company Informat
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Conduct, for example, explains when
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Family interests create a conflict
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documents related to that fact, led
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come face-to-face with these differ
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9. [3] Starbucks, Business Ethics a
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Selling Yourself versus Stretching
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You: Well, I’ve been trying to ge
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Figure 4.4Sample References Letters
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Now that you have read this chapter
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2. What influences your values? Mak
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has often been referred to as a sof
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The same thing can happen in a sell
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Figure 5.3 Letter of Apology from J
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you receive the check. Specificity
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Take notes. While it may seem like
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Figure 5.4 The Impact of Intonation
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Touch Space or proximity Dress Mul
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Touch neck: insecurity Crossed legs
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extra time to review before you sen
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EXERCISES 1. Choose an advertisemen
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22. [13] Patricia M. Buhler, “Man
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and established practices aren’t
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Etiquette Tips for Conversations, M
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The purpose of a business breakfast
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Now, we’re seeing a bit of a reve
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Don’t leave a long, rambling voic
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Proper etiquette is a necessity in
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10. [4] Kim Richmond, “Poll: Entr
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31. [25] Patrick Welsh, “Txting A
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An informational interview is exact
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Informational interviews are usuall
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Bring extra copies of your résumé
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Your interviewee will most likely s
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13. [8] “Informational Interviewi
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You are meeting with a potential cu
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and is best used for communicating
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The science of consumer behavior de
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what anyone did for a living, or if
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Although recovery will be going on
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to retailers such as Foot Locker, w
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and your decisions don’t put you
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Figure 6.7 Comparison of B2C and B2
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technology will not only be expensi
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The September 2009 issue of Vanity
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An individual such as a buyer, purc
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Content,http://www.associatedconten
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The Traditional View of the Seven S
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6. Evaluating proposals. After the
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world to solve the problem. This is
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Norm Brodsky is the owner of an arc
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Traditional Seven Steps of Selling
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Figure 6.10 Nutritional Information
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Source:http://www.thedailyplate.com
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Table 6.3 FAB in Action Product Fea
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The traditional B2B buying process
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15. [10] Bryan Eisenberg, “Buying
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40. [36] Bryan Eisenberg, “Want T
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Brand Positioning Point Feature Adv
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Choose a few work samples. Select s
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A word of caution: Your professiona
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6. [2] “Job Search: Back Up Your
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You are a salesperson for an advert
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Chapter 7 Prospecting and Qualifyin
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Saylor URL: http://www.saylor.org/b
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If you’re satisfied with his resp
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happens if the customer is not inte
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and prospecting for new customers.
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16. [13] Dave Dolak, “Sales and P
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good fit. Sometimes you aren’t ac
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1. Describe the ideal customer for
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It costs five times more to attract
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If you’re a member of the America
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Forget Google for a minute. It migh
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Database or Directory Good source f
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Business journals such as the Phila
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As a salesperson, you can use trade
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isn’t a qualified prospect. For t
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egin prospecting for another lead a
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latest Google search results based
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KEY TAKEAWAYS Prospecting takes c
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21. [15] Paige Palmateer, “Inaugu
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employment agencies. This is a fair
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you might or might not find later o
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Local business journals, like the P
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Business Directories and Databases
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sites to gather stats. Publicly hel
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3. When a customer says, “It’s
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9. There are several business journ
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service in order to make a decision
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Listing your goals in writing befor
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Sporting Goods, Dick’s Sporting G
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presentation. For instance, you mig
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the company also has a communicatio
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companies or people he has worked w
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13. [7] Marcel Sim, “Leveraging Y
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play MP3s, store a day planner, sur
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for instance—can often be a surpr
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question early on in the sales call
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8. [2] Mark Anthony, “The Psychol
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According to Gary Duncan, principal
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SMART objectives give you the power
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3. Assume you are a financial advis
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order. For example, Szaky knows tha
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2. Assume you are the director of d
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tool, in combination with five othe
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on your part. If one of your target
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SMEI http://smei.associationcareern
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Internships and professional organi
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Use networking sites like LinkedIn
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You can determine SMART precall obj
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TEST YOUR POWER KNOWLEDGE ANSWERS 1
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The Approach: The Power of Connecti
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Communication Customization Collab
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taste in shoes. As long as the appr
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you will read more about the dos an
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included fifteen-second audio spots
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7. [4] Brian Johnson’s Philosophe
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9.2 How to Start Off on the Right F
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Approaching by Telephone Establishi
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uilding up your wardrobe so that yo
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prospect’s name in the heading an
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new contacts: “I thought you migh
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stop by on Tuesday morning so we ca
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in the retail environment as it is
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Customers can’t seem to stop sayi
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1. Take the listening quiz by click
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19. [12] Sharon Drew Morgan, “Thi
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43. [36] Donna Siegel, “Relations
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fewer paper jams than any other cop
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contact you. She thought your compa
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ing out several products for custom
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move straight into a question or cu
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9.4 Overcoming Barriers to Success
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to go through the gatekeeper first.
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2. Imagine that you are a sales rep
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Your elevator pitch is critical bec
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ask the person for their business c
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Power Wrap-Up Now that you have rea
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3. Use your elevator pitch in a pro
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about to connect in an exciting way
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presentations to their prospect’s
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will you have to find a parking gar
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EXERCISES 1. You are preparing for
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to take off a jacket and tie than t
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EXERCISES 1. Review the clothes tha
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A good salesperson can read group d
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keeping an eye on group dynamics du
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When the five executives arrived, W
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It is also important to resist the
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salespeople who are starting out an
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won’t get read. [30] Don’t rely
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A cost-benefit analysis asks the qu
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through but (b) establishing a conn
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2008,http://www.completeselling.com
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36. [29] Geoff William, “The Perf
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prospect you have already met.) [4]
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You: So your IT people have regular
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In smaller sales, obtaining commitm
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unstated needs: situation, problem,
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1. Learn the five steps of a succes
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that shows how outsourcing your bac
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to make sure you understand and hav
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information you are presenting and
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a call to action that asks the pros
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Timing: When to Deliver Your Propos
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The most important ingredient of a
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18. [10] Kelley Robertson, “How t
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10.6 Selling U: Selling Yourself in
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Does this company deal in B2B or B2
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important to be honest when you res
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Interviewers often ask this questio
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Step 8: Prepare Your Wardrobe Your
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A job interview is like a sales pre
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18. [15] Kim Richmond, Brand You, 3
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PUT YOUR POWER TO WORK: SELLING U A
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Chapter 11 Handling Objections: The
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What Are Objections? Objections, al
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what you can deliver and by when. I
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When Prospects Object While you may
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identifying his problem, and presen
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2. Try to sell your professor on co
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11.2 Types of Objections and How to
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Don’t say anything negative about
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When a prospect has a source object
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car has what you want. At this poin
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uild a deeper trust. [18] Just as w
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14. [7] Felice Philip Verrecchia,
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This is another opportunity to refe
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Mention something specific that you
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Do proof your thank-you e-mail or n
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Thank-you notes are a reflection of
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You understand how to use a follow-
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3. A prospect may object at any tim
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salesperson who continues to follow
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Relationship selling doesn’t work
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http://www.bestsampleletters.com/sa
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Web site so unique is that you can
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a negative impact on the company’
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6. Imagine that you are a sales rep
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28. [22] Tamara Monosoff, “Focus
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asking customers what they think ca
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(scores of 7 to 8), reflect poorly
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14. [8] Rob Markey, Fred Reichheld,
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Plan your route. Even though you pr
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1. Assume you just accepted a job o
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You can identify ways to add value
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2. Identify someone who already wor
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unstructured, and sometimes unpredi
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his insights to help you be success
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Procurement or product development
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Figure 14.3 Activities of Salespeop
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Poor planning. Avoid getting caught
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Being successful in sales doesn’t
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