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Prob Adjustments Fcst 9,025 1,000 904,280 78,700 21,974 38,493 10,400 9,342 32,500 5,900 4,613 4,589 5,473 Upside 9,000 271,200 186,076 46,410 62,500 51,600 33,000 29,803
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Strategy 1: Targeting To the marketer, targeting is equivalent to segmentation. A segmentation/targeting strategy may be based on any or all of the following: value (high or low consumption, value of goods purchased); customer preference (telephone/email ordering service, type of products/services purchased); lifestage (status of relationship between supplier and customer: active/lapsed/ dormant customer/months since last purchase). Strategy 2: Pricing In line with the classic marketers approach, the following pricing strategies may be adopted: make short-term tactical reductions; establish price premiums; elevate perceived quality. Strategy 3: Customer retention Because advanced technology enables suppliers to track the progress of an enquirer or customer, focus is increasingly shifting from mere product profitability to the profitability of customer relationships. However, customer profitability will be determined by: the cost of acquisition; the losses of customers or would-be customers at various key stages in the relationship. Key stages in the customer relationship could be revised as: enquiry conversion to customer repeat purchase up-trade threatened dormancy recovery.
To yourself
Increase basic selling skills. Develop management abilities. Keep pace with changes, trends and developments in your territory. Study the latest products, promotion policies and procedures. Be alert to new sales and merchandising ideas.
To your company
Be proud of your association with your company. Maintain the company standing and standards with all customers. Inform the headquarters and your supervisors, through established channels, about changes and developments in your territory. Be prompt in handling records, reports, correspondence, etc.
To your customers
Work closely with decisiontakers and influencers in each account. Point out the advantages of an association with your company. Keep accounts current and up-to-date on all company advertising and promotional activities. Suggest ideas, methods, techniques and tips that can Cont . stimulate sales.
Cut selling costs by economical routing, good use of time, planning and greater awareness of opportunity.
Check demand and movement of products in the territory.
Analyse your weak and strong Report activities of the points and then think about competitors. them. Strive to reach the best goals. Ask for help, when you need it. Cooperate with other departments of the company.
Stimulate and maintain enthusiasm for your products. Build and maintain goodwill.
Pricing Strategies
Hard Sell Concern for self Canned presentation Talking Pushing product Presenting features Advocating without acknowledging
Soft Sell Concern for customer Questions for discussion Listening Providing buying opportunities Presenting benefits Acknowledging needs
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Customer Delight
On time delivery
Competitive price Reliability of product or service Novelty/uniqueness of product/service
PROCESS management
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Type pr market
Stage in the buying process Push vs. pull strategies Stage in the product lifecycle
Repeatedly buying same product (B2C) example? (Lipton, nestle) Repeatedly buying same product (B2B) example? Coke 2 suppliers
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