Sales And Marketing Tool Box - A FlackVentures Example

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  • + mychentw Michelle Chen 5 months ago
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    Kate, great presentation and very valuable for structured thinking around sales and marketing. -peter, Winefellow
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  1. Sales and Marketing Tool Box A FlackVentures Process Example
  2. Marketing Tool Kit
  3. Simplified Marketing Process
    • Research Potential Clients
    • Client Planning
    • Reviewing Clients
  4. Researching Potential Clients
    • Identifying and Selecting Potential Clients
      • There are four levels that will help to identify target clients and to decide where best to invest marketing efforts – Partners, People, Process, and Public.
    • Making Contact
      • Introductory letters to get the client’s attention before a Call.
    • Gaining Access
      • Select an approach that is most appropriate for the executive under consideration
      • Plan your approach
      • Create the message(s) you want to get across
    • Initializing Relationships
      • To listen, you must get the other person to talk .
  5. Client Planning
    • Mission Setting
    • Evaluating Sales Campaign
      • The Situation Snapshot will help you evaluate the current status of a sales campaign to determine where attention is most urgently required.
      • Creates a very useful way of discussing the progress and next activities of a sales campaign with the rest of your sales team, your sales management and even with friends within the client.
  6. Reviewing Clients
    • Reviewing and Planning
      • Appreciate where you are now with this client, and if your plan is to take the client from A to B. A will be described in the information you have acquired.
      • Assess how the client regards your company.
    • Resource Commitment
      • Determine what type of assistance you need to achieve your client plan.
    • Client Satisfaction Surveys
      • Determine the satisfaction of the clients and use this information to achieve client plans.
    • Capitalizing on Relationships
      • The ideal basis of your relationship will not necessarily be a highly valued personal and business relationship. It is more important that you understand where the relationship is, and how you as a team can effectively deal with this.
  7. Sales Tool Kit
  8. Simplified Sales Process
    • Qualification Stage
    • Selection Stage
    • Closure Stage
      • Major transition points divide the three stages of Qualification, Selection and Closure.
      • The transitions are generally identified by a reduction in communication between the buyers and the sellers.
  9. Qualification Stage
    • Selling Side
      • Fact Finding
      • Qualifying
      • Defining
    • Buying Side
      • Exploring Interest
      • Checking Viability
      • Justifying
  10. Selection Stage
    • Selling Side
      • Verifying
      • Proposing
    • Buying Side
      • Comparing
      • Selecting
  11. Closure Stage
    • Selling Side
      • Confirming
      • Agreeing
      • Contract Closing
    • Buying Side
      • Accepting
      • Negotiating
      • Contract Finalizing
  12. Selling Side Process Flow Closure Selection Qualification Fact Finding Qualifying Defining Verifying Proposing Confirming Agreeing Contract Closing FlackVentures You
  13. Selling Side Lifecycle Fact Finding Contract Closing Agreeing Confirming Proposing Verifying Defining Qualifying You
  14. Buying Side Lifecycle Closure Selection Qualification Exploring Interest Checking Validity Justifying Comparing Selecting Accepting Negotiating Contract Finalizing FlackVentures Your Client
  15. Buying Side Lifecycle Exploring Interest Contract Finalizing Negotiating Accepting Selecting Comparing Justifying Checking Validity Your Client

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