RUSSIAN

Создание клиентской базы пошаговое руководство по превращению контактов в деньги

Book information

Publisher
Kaplan Business
Year
2005
ISBN
1-4195-0825-3, 5-9626-0016-9, 5-9626-0016-9
LCC
HF5438.25 .L42 2005
Open Library ID
OL3397149M
Language
russian
Format
PDF
Filesize
1 MB (1403143 bytes)
Pages
176\176
Topic
Business Trading
Library
Techlib
Time added
2009-11-09 02:42:13

Description

In a perfect world, sales professionals would have prime territories, unlimited budgets, and a high-powered marketing department generating qualified leads. In reality, most corporations expect sales reps to generate their own leads, find new business, and meet stiff quotas in a tight marketplace. Selling Against the Goal is the ultimate survival guide for sales executives, managers, and reps. Unlike other books on the subject, Selling Against the Goal places lead generation within a strategic context and goes far beyond traditional techniques such as cold calling. > >Author Kendra Lee shows sales professionals in the business-to-business market how in just four hours they can create a customized, repeatable process for delivering the best leads with the highest rate of return. Specific chapters detail Lee’s easy-to-use approach: formulating a strategy, creating a lead generation plan, and pulling it all together with actionable activities. Designed for busy sales professionals, the book enables the reader to skip to the right actions for a particular situation. Selling Against the Goal asserts that 70 percent of leads are never used because they fail to reach the right people or organizations. With this book as a guide, sales reps will learn how to reach untapped leads and gain control of their prospecting activity; sales managers will help employees take personal responsibility for their successes. > >Highlights > >•Essential tools that increase response rates and create name recognition >•Formulas for calculating a closing ratio and numbers of leads needed to meet quota >•Tips for targeting multiple levels of decision makers >•Ideas for hitting a prospect’s “sweet spot” with direct mail, events, public relations, and referrals

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