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SALES PRINCIPLES

Unit 3 Quiz

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Melissa sells ins. She goes out looking for vans & people unloading. She writes down the addresses of who seem to be moving. She calls the list she has gathered & asks if they are interested in insurance. She's is using the _______ method of prospecting. Observation
Evans and Heldris will participate in a trade show targeted at small businesses next April. What can they do to increase the probability that they will get business from their appearance at the trade show? Set up their display to maximize its visibility
Which of the following statements holds true of e-mail marketing?
When using the telephone to arrange an appointment for a face-to-face meeting, which of the following is usually the best way to ask?
Kenton is a busy insurance salesperson, yet twice a month he writes a column for the local newspaper in which he addresses issues concerning financial security. The most logical reason for such activity is to:
After the presentation, the next step in the selling process is:
In which of the prospect's mental steps would interruptions be most difficult for a salesperson to overcome?
A(n) _______ is a formal relationship between a salesperson and a customer for the purpose of pursuing mutual goals.
In order to become a creative problem solver, the salesperson must invest a significant amount of effort into delving into the buyer’s true needs, interpreting the needs and _______?
Which term refers to programs, goals, and problems of great importance to customers?
Which of the following is the most likely reason that salespeople plan their sales calls?
Arminda sells furniture. She invites the owner of Stanley Furniture outside to watch a demonstration. She pours a five-gallon bucket of water on a chair, chats for 10 min. & then sits to show how water-resistant it is. The customer says, "I've got to have
The salesperson is using a needs-satisfaction sales presentation. In the _______ phase, the salesperson will show how the product being sold will satisfy mutual needs.
Robert, a sales representative for JBR International, is giving a group sales presentation. Which of the following would be LEAST effective for Robert to do at the beginning of the presentation?
Stage Technologies is a London-based company that supplies engineering solutions for the entertainment industry. It has helped the boy-band Westlife make a flying entrance onto stage and provided stage-rigging packages for Princess Cruise's vessels. The c
In the formula selling method, customer talking time peaks during:
Why is it best to exclude price from a proposal document created for a group presentation?
Arlene, a new cosmetics salesperson, is planning to go door-to-door in a neighborhood in which she has never conducted business. Which sales presentation method would most likely be appropriate for Arlene?
Which type of sales presentation method is best when a salesperson has sold products to a prospect in the past?
With the _______ sales technique, the salesperson monopolizes the conversation and often talks about benefits which are of no use to the prospect. This sales presentation method is often perceived as a high-pressure sales presentation method.
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