2. Personal Selling
• Is a promotional method
• in which one party uses skills and
techniques for building personal
relationships with another party that
results in both parties obtaining value.
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results in both parties obtaining value.
• In most cases the "value" for the
salesperson is realized through the
financial rewards of the sale while the
customer’s "value" is realized from the
benefits obtained by consuming the
product.
5. Personal Selling
Personal Selling Process -- Steps
Prospecting
Pre approach
Approach
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Approach
Sales Presentation
Handling Objections
Close Sales
Follow-up
6. Personal Selling
Types of Salesperson & Basic Tasks
The Hawker Salesman
The Door to Door Salesman
The Shop’s Salesman
The Manufacturer's Salesman
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The Manufacturer's Salesman
Missionary Salesman
The Distributor’s Salesman
Industrial Salesman
7. Personal Selling
Theories of Selling
AIDAS
Right Set of Circumstances
Buying Formula
Behavioural Equation
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Behavioural Equation
Need Satisfaction Approach
Consultative Approach
Customer Relationship Approach
Problem Solving Approach
Team Selling Approach
8. Behavioural Equation Approach
B ( Buying response) = P (Force of Habit)X D (Drive)X
K (Value of product or potential satisfaction to the
buyer) X V(Intensity of all cues)
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Drive …. Innate drive(Trust, hunger, pain) & Learned
drive (Social Status, Social recognition, etc)
Cue ( Triggering cues and Non –triggering cues)