El documento presenta información sobre capacitación de fuerza de ventas. Cubre temas como los diferentes pasos del proceso de venta, el perfil cambiante del cliente moderno, diferentes tipos de ventas orientadas al cliente, y cómo lograr la confianza del cliente escuchando sus necesidades. También incluye consejos sobre prospectar clientes, presentar productos, y cerrar ventas de manera efectiva.
The document discusses key concepts in customer relationship management (CRM) including acquiring, retaining, and selling more to customers. It emphasizes the importance of customer retention over acquisition, noting that retaining customers costs less and increases spending and loyalty over time. The document also covers customer segmentation, differentiation, interaction, and customization as important aspects of CRM strategy and implementation.
El documento habla sobre la importancia del servicio post-venta para satisfacer al cliente y fidelizarlo. Ofrecer un buen servicio después de la venta incluye instalación, mantenimiento, reparación, capacitación y manejo de quejas. Además, existen varias técnicas como tormenta de ideas, ingeniería del valor y diagramas de causa y efecto que pueden usarse para gestionar la calidad en el servicio post-venta. El servicio post-venta es el último proceso de la espiral de calidad y garantiza un mayor nivel
Developing Core Concepts Core And Supplementary ElementsBismaSiddiqui4
The document discusses various concepts related to developing service products, including core and supplementary elements, understanding core products, supplementary services, and delivery processes. It provides examples of each concept and explains how combining the three main components - core product, supplementary services, and delivery processes - can create value for customers. The document also discusses branding strategies for services firms such as branded house, house of brands, sub-brands, and endorsed brands. Finally, it covers building brand equity through various approaches like increasing brand awareness, communicating brand meaning, and fostering positive customer feelings.
The document discusses key concepts in marketing including:
1. Marketing is managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers, keeping current customers, and growing current customers.
2. Marketing has shifted from a transactional "telling and selling" view to satisfying customer needs.
3. The marketing process involves understanding customer needs and developing offers to satisfy them.
Chapter 1 Creating Value in the Service Economy (Service Marketing Lovelock) ...MinHtetAung5
This chapter discusses the importance of services marketing and introduces some key concepts. It notes that services now dominate the global economy and most new jobs. Understanding services offers competitive advantages. However, services also pose unique challenges for marketing due to their intangible nature, variability, involvement of customers and employees. The chapter introduces an expanded "8Ps" marketing mix framework to address the specific issues around marketing services.
This document discusses balancing demand and capacity in the service industry. It provides frameworks and concepts for measuring capacity, analyzing demand patterns, and developing strategies to match demand and capacity over time. Key points include defining capacity, identifying causes of demand variations, analyzing demand segments, and alternative strategies to manage demand such as adjusting prices, promotions, product features, and capacity levels. The goal is to operate at an optimum capacity that balances productivity and service quality.
This document outlines 10 concepts for designing and managing services. It discusses the nature of services, including that services are intangible acts. It covers service types on a spectrum from tangible goods to pure services. Key concepts include the features of services, applying these features to improve quality, the provider-customer relationship, holistic marketing, filling service gaps with best practices, brand strategies, and satisfying customers. The goal is to understand services in order to market them holistically, provide quality, and strategize customer satisfaction.
El documento presenta información sobre capacitación de fuerza de ventas. Cubre temas como los diferentes pasos del proceso de venta, el perfil cambiante del cliente moderno, diferentes tipos de ventas orientadas al cliente, y cómo lograr la confianza del cliente escuchando sus necesidades. También incluye consejos sobre prospectar clientes, presentar productos, y cerrar ventas de manera efectiva.
The document discusses key concepts in customer relationship management (CRM) including acquiring, retaining, and selling more to customers. It emphasizes the importance of customer retention over acquisition, noting that retaining customers costs less and increases spending and loyalty over time. The document also covers customer segmentation, differentiation, interaction, and customization as important aspects of CRM strategy and implementation.
El documento habla sobre la importancia del servicio post-venta para satisfacer al cliente y fidelizarlo. Ofrecer un buen servicio después de la venta incluye instalación, mantenimiento, reparación, capacitación y manejo de quejas. Además, existen varias técnicas como tormenta de ideas, ingeniería del valor y diagramas de causa y efecto que pueden usarse para gestionar la calidad en el servicio post-venta. El servicio post-venta es el último proceso de la espiral de calidad y garantiza un mayor nivel
Developing Core Concepts Core And Supplementary ElementsBismaSiddiqui4
The document discusses various concepts related to developing service products, including core and supplementary elements, understanding core products, supplementary services, and delivery processes. It provides examples of each concept and explains how combining the three main components - core product, supplementary services, and delivery processes - can create value for customers. The document also discusses branding strategies for services firms such as branded house, house of brands, sub-brands, and endorsed brands. Finally, it covers building brand equity through various approaches like increasing brand awareness, communicating brand meaning, and fostering positive customer feelings.
The document discusses key concepts in marketing including:
1. Marketing is managing profitable customer relationships by attracting new customers, keeping current customers, and growing current customers.
2. Marketing has shifted from a transactional "telling and selling" view to satisfying customer needs.
3. The marketing process involves understanding customer needs and developing offers to satisfy them.
Chapter 1 Creating Value in the Service Economy (Service Marketing Lovelock) ...MinHtetAung5
This chapter discusses the importance of services marketing and introduces some key concepts. It notes that services now dominate the global economy and most new jobs. Understanding services offers competitive advantages. However, services also pose unique challenges for marketing due to their intangible nature, variability, involvement of customers and employees. The chapter introduces an expanded "8Ps" marketing mix framework to address the specific issues around marketing services.
This document discusses balancing demand and capacity in the service industry. It provides frameworks and concepts for measuring capacity, analyzing demand patterns, and developing strategies to match demand and capacity over time. Key points include defining capacity, identifying causes of demand variations, analyzing demand segments, and alternative strategies to manage demand such as adjusting prices, promotions, product features, and capacity levels. The goal is to operate at an optimum capacity that balances productivity and service quality.
This document outlines 10 concepts for designing and managing services. It discusses the nature of services, including that services are intangible acts. It covers service types on a spectrum from tangible goods to pure services. Key concepts include the features of services, applying these features to improve quality, the provider-customer relationship, holistic marketing, filling service gaps with best practices, brand strategies, and satisfying customers. The goal is to understand services in order to market them holistically, provide quality, and strategize customer satisfaction.
The document discusses strategic planning and marketing strategy. It explains that strategic planning involves developing a strategic fit between an organization's goals and capabilities and its changing marketing opportunities. It also describes analyzing a company's business portfolio, which involves assessing current businesses and developing strategies to shape the future portfolio. Furthermore, it details marketing's role in strategic planning, which includes providing guidance, identifying opportunities, designing strategies, and building value chains. The document also outlines elements of a customer-driven marketing strategy, including market segmentation, targeting, positioning, and the marketing mix. Finally, it lists the core marketing management functions of analysis, planning, implementation, and control.
1st Module of Services Marketing
Reasons for the growth of the services sector and its contribution; the difference in goods and service marketing; characteristics of services; the concept of service marketing triangle; service marketing mix; GAP models of service quality.
Consumer behavior in services: Search, Experience and Credence property, consumer expectation of services, two levels of expectation, Zone of tolerance, Factors influencing customer expectation of services.
Customer perception of services-Factors influencing customer perception of service, Service encounters, Customer satisfaction, Strategies for influencing customer perception.
This document discusses the importance of effective service recovery. It defines service recovery as dealing with customer problems and complaints in a timely manner to turn unhappy customers into satisfied, loyal ones. The document outlines strategies for service recovery including solving issues quickly and fairly, offering compensation, following up, and learning from recovery experiences. It also discusses why customers do and do not complain, expectations around complaint responses, and the impact of resolved versus unresolved complaints on repurchase intentions. Finally, the document covers service guarantees and characteristics of effective guarantees including being unconditional, meaningful, and easy to understand.
This document outlines steps for developing a customer service strategy, including determining important customer service attributes, competitor vulnerabilities, and a company's own service capabilities. It identifies four core elements of a service strategy: reliability, surprise, recovery, and fairness. For each element, it provides examples of how companies can meet customer expectations through things like dependable service, unexpected extras that delight customers, effective problem resolution, and fair treatment of all customers. The document stresses the importance of effective service recovery when problems occur and emphasizes designing reliable service systems to prevent errors.
Introducción al Marketing de Servicios.
En esta presentación se expone la teoría básica del Marketing de Servicios, el rol del cliente en la creación de Servicios y las categorías existentes en los Servicios y su intangibilidad.
Webinar: Enterprise Service Management 101Axios Systems
Despite being over a decade old, adoption of Enterprise Service Management (ESM) has grown significantly in the last few years. Improving back-office operations via workforce automation and enhanced productivity as well as an enabler for digital transformation, ESM supports better business outcomes across the organization.
Find out more about the opportunities of ESM in our webinar with Stephen Mann of ITSM.Tools.
Chapter 4 Creating Customer Value, Satisfaction, and LoyaltyNishant Agrawal
1. Conducting periodic customer satisfaction surveys to understand customer perceptions and gather feedback.
2. Monitoring customer loss or defection rates to identify potential issues.
3. Tracking the performance of competitors to benchmark satisfaction levels.
Este documento resume la industria hotelera en España. Ha experimentado un crecimiento moderado en los últimos 10 años, con el 1% de las empresas que representan el 70% de los ingresos. Las barreras de entrada incluyen tramitación de licencias y capital requerido, mientras que las barreras de salida son los activos costosos y los costos laborales altos. Los principales competidores son agencias de viajes, mientras que los productos sustitutos incluyen vivienda propia u hospedaje con amigos. El poder de negociación de los proveedores y
Chapter 06 setting prices and implementing revenue managementNardin A
This chapter discusses pricing strategies for services. It covers setting prices based on costs, value to customers, and competitors. Revenue management aims to maximize revenue by adjusting prices for different customer segments. Rate fences help separate segments. The chapter also addresses ethical issues in pricing complexity and fairness. Effective implementation requires determining the price level and basis, who collects payment, and how to communicate prices.
Sales performanceSalesperson Performance: Behavior, Motivation, and Role Perc...Sahil Sharma
This document summarizes a presentation about salesperson performance, behavior, and motivation. It discusses how role perceptions, skills, organizational citizenship, rewards, satisfaction, and role definition impact salesperson performance. Specifically, it explores how role conflict and ambiguity can affect motivation and job satisfaction. It also provides examples of skills companies seek in salespeople and rewards programs companies use.
Kotler 14. Designing and Managing Services.pptLuciaeMitra
The document discusses services marketing and management. It defines services and outlines their key characteristics of intangibility, inseparability, variability, and perishability. It then covers categories of service offerings, achieving excellence in services marketing through concepts like strategic commitment and monitoring quality, differentiating services, managing service quality using models like SERVQUAL, and improving post-sale product support services. The overall document provides an overview of classifying and designing effective marketing strategies for services.
Customer relationship management (CRM) involves tracking customer interactions to improve customer service and target marketing. CRM software supports these processes by allowing customer data to be entered, stored, and accessed across departments. While CRM generally refers to software, vendors emphasize a holistic approach is also needed for success.
1. The document discusses improving an organization's customer experience across multiple channels. It highlights that customers now care more about experience than in the past and expect consistency across channels.
2. Seven types of projects are outlined that can improve customer experience, such as listening to feedback, identifying weak points, and designing memorable experiences. Measurement metrics for customer satisfaction, loyalty, and brand are also covered.
3. A strategy for customer experience improvement involves understanding the starting point, setting goals to move above average or stay on top, and looking outside the industry for inspiration. Technologies can help with various project types, though no single vendor dominates.
This document summarizes key concepts around developing competitive advantage from the textbook "Principles of Marketing" by Philip Kotler and Gary Armstrong. It discusses the importance of competitor analysis, identifying different competitive strategies like cost leadership, differentiation, and focus. It also outlines different competitive positions such as market leader, challenger, follower, and nicher. The document emphasizes the need to balance customer and competitor orientations to become a truly market-centered organization.
This document discusses key concepts in services marketing. It begins by outlining objectives for understanding services, their differences from goods, and challenges for service businesses. Some key differences highlighted include the intangibility, heterogeneity, simultaneous production and consumption, and perishability of services. The implications of these differences are then examined, such as the difficulty of inventory, quality control, pricing, and matching supply and demand for services. Charts are provided on the growth of the service sector and examples of industries given.
El marketing relacional consiste en crear y mantener relaciones a largo plazo con los clientes para satisfacer sus necesidades de manera personalizada. Sus pilares son obtener información precisa sobre los clientes y recibir su retroalimentación para mejorar continuamente. Su objetivo es lograr mayor fidelidad de los clientes y que compren más productos en el futuro. Para construir estas relaciones, es necesario conocer bien a cada cliente de manera individualizada.
This document discusses key aspects of providing good customer service. It defines internal and external customers and emphasizes the importance of quality characteristics like accuracy, friendliness and timeliness. It outlines objectives like identifying different types of customer contact and creating positive customer experiences. It also discusses the importance of caring responses, managing customer expectations, reactions to good and bad service, and retaining customers through proactive rather than just reactive service.
Este documento presenta información sobre calidad en servicios profesionales. Aborda conceptos como calidad, satisfacción del cliente, indicadores de calidad, factores críticos de éxito, y principios para mejorar la calidad. También discute la importancia de comprender las necesidades del cliente y proporcionar un servicio que las satisfaga.
El documento resume los principios y características clave de la calidad en el servicio al cliente. Explica que el cliente es el juez de la calidad, y que las empresas deben gestionar las expectativas de los clientes para reducir la brecha entre la realidad del servicio y las expectativas. También describe las características específicas de los servicios como intangibles, personalizados y producidos al momento de la entrega. Finalmente, destaca factores como la atención inmediata, la comprensión de las necesidades del cliente y el trato cortés
Com crear una botiga on-line pel petit comerç: Unitat 4Marketing per tu
Quins aspectes de marketing, comunicació i social media cal tenir en compte per crear una estratègia adequada per la creació i desenvolupament d'una botiga on-line pel petit comerç?
The document discusses strategic planning and marketing strategy. It explains that strategic planning involves developing a strategic fit between an organization's goals and capabilities and its changing marketing opportunities. It also describes analyzing a company's business portfolio, which involves assessing current businesses and developing strategies to shape the future portfolio. Furthermore, it details marketing's role in strategic planning, which includes providing guidance, identifying opportunities, designing strategies, and building value chains. The document also outlines elements of a customer-driven marketing strategy, including market segmentation, targeting, positioning, and the marketing mix. Finally, it lists the core marketing management functions of analysis, planning, implementation, and control.
1st Module of Services Marketing
Reasons for the growth of the services sector and its contribution; the difference in goods and service marketing; characteristics of services; the concept of service marketing triangle; service marketing mix; GAP models of service quality.
Consumer behavior in services: Search, Experience and Credence property, consumer expectation of services, two levels of expectation, Zone of tolerance, Factors influencing customer expectation of services.
Customer perception of services-Factors influencing customer perception of service, Service encounters, Customer satisfaction, Strategies for influencing customer perception.
This document discusses the importance of effective service recovery. It defines service recovery as dealing with customer problems and complaints in a timely manner to turn unhappy customers into satisfied, loyal ones. The document outlines strategies for service recovery including solving issues quickly and fairly, offering compensation, following up, and learning from recovery experiences. It also discusses why customers do and do not complain, expectations around complaint responses, and the impact of resolved versus unresolved complaints on repurchase intentions. Finally, the document covers service guarantees and characteristics of effective guarantees including being unconditional, meaningful, and easy to understand.
This document outlines steps for developing a customer service strategy, including determining important customer service attributes, competitor vulnerabilities, and a company's own service capabilities. It identifies four core elements of a service strategy: reliability, surprise, recovery, and fairness. For each element, it provides examples of how companies can meet customer expectations through things like dependable service, unexpected extras that delight customers, effective problem resolution, and fair treatment of all customers. The document stresses the importance of effective service recovery when problems occur and emphasizes designing reliable service systems to prevent errors.
Introducción al Marketing de Servicios.
En esta presentación se expone la teoría básica del Marketing de Servicios, el rol del cliente en la creación de Servicios y las categorías existentes en los Servicios y su intangibilidad.
Webinar: Enterprise Service Management 101Axios Systems
Despite being over a decade old, adoption of Enterprise Service Management (ESM) has grown significantly in the last few years. Improving back-office operations via workforce automation and enhanced productivity as well as an enabler for digital transformation, ESM supports better business outcomes across the organization.
Find out more about the opportunities of ESM in our webinar with Stephen Mann of ITSM.Tools.
Chapter 4 Creating Customer Value, Satisfaction, and LoyaltyNishant Agrawal
1. Conducting periodic customer satisfaction surveys to understand customer perceptions and gather feedback.
2. Monitoring customer loss or defection rates to identify potential issues.
3. Tracking the performance of competitors to benchmark satisfaction levels.
Este documento resume la industria hotelera en España. Ha experimentado un crecimiento moderado en los últimos 10 años, con el 1% de las empresas que representan el 70% de los ingresos. Las barreras de entrada incluyen tramitación de licencias y capital requerido, mientras que las barreras de salida son los activos costosos y los costos laborales altos. Los principales competidores son agencias de viajes, mientras que los productos sustitutos incluyen vivienda propia u hospedaje con amigos. El poder de negociación de los proveedores y
Chapter 06 setting prices and implementing revenue managementNardin A
This chapter discusses pricing strategies for services. It covers setting prices based on costs, value to customers, and competitors. Revenue management aims to maximize revenue by adjusting prices for different customer segments. Rate fences help separate segments. The chapter also addresses ethical issues in pricing complexity and fairness. Effective implementation requires determining the price level and basis, who collects payment, and how to communicate prices.
Sales performanceSalesperson Performance: Behavior, Motivation, and Role Perc...Sahil Sharma
This document summarizes a presentation about salesperson performance, behavior, and motivation. It discusses how role perceptions, skills, organizational citizenship, rewards, satisfaction, and role definition impact salesperson performance. Specifically, it explores how role conflict and ambiguity can affect motivation and job satisfaction. It also provides examples of skills companies seek in salespeople and rewards programs companies use.
Kotler 14. Designing and Managing Services.pptLuciaeMitra
The document discusses services marketing and management. It defines services and outlines their key characteristics of intangibility, inseparability, variability, and perishability. It then covers categories of service offerings, achieving excellence in services marketing through concepts like strategic commitment and monitoring quality, differentiating services, managing service quality using models like SERVQUAL, and improving post-sale product support services. The overall document provides an overview of classifying and designing effective marketing strategies for services.
Customer relationship management (CRM) involves tracking customer interactions to improve customer service and target marketing. CRM software supports these processes by allowing customer data to be entered, stored, and accessed across departments. While CRM generally refers to software, vendors emphasize a holistic approach is also needed for success.
1. The document discusses improving an organization's customer experience across multiple channels. It highlights that customers now care more about experience than in the past and expect consistency across channels.
2. Seven types of projects are outlined that can improve customer experience, such as listening to feedback, identifying weak points, and designing memorable experiences. Measurement metrics for customer satisfaction, loyalty, and brand are also covered.
3. A strategy for customer experience improvement involves understanding the starting point, setting goals to move above average or stay on top, and looking outside the industry for inspiration. Technologies can help with various project types, though no single vendor dominates.
This document summarizes key concepts around developing competitive advantage from the textbook "Principles of Marketing" by Philip Kotler and Gary Armstrong. It discusses the importance of competitor analysis, identifying different competitive strategies like cost leadership, differentiation, and focus. It also outlines different competitive positions such as market leader, challenger, follower, and nicher. The document emphasizes the need to balance customer and competitor orientations to become a truly market-centered organization.
This document discusses key concepts in services marketing. It begins by outlining objectives for understanding services, their differences from goods, and challenges for service businesses. Some key differences highlighted include the intangibility, heterogeneity, simultaneous production and consumption, and perishability of services. The implications of these differences are then examined, such as the difficulty of inventory, quality control, pricing, and matching supply and demand for services. Charts are provided on the growth of the service sector and examples of industries given.
El marketing relacional consiste en crear y mantener relaciones a largo plazo con los clientes para satisfacer sus necesidades de manera personalizada. Sus pilares son obtener información precisa sobre los clientes y recibir su retroalimentación para mejorar continuamente. Su objetivo es lograr mayor fidelidad de los clientes y que compren más productos en el futuro. Para construir estas relaciones, es necesario conocer bien a cada cliente de manera individualizada.
This document discusses key aspects of providing good customer service. It defines internal and external customers and emphasizes the importance of quality characteristics like accuracy, friendliness and timeliness. It outlines objectives like identifying different types of customer contact and creating positive customer experiences. It also discusses the importance of caring responses, managing customer expectations, reactions to good and bad service, and retaining customers through proactive rather than just reactive service.
Este documento presenta información sobre calidad en servicios profesionales. Aborda conceptos como calidad, satisfacción del cliente, indicadores de calidad, factores críticos de éxito, y principios para mejorar la calidad. También discute la importancia de comprender las necesidades del cliente y proporcionar un servicio que las satisfaga.
El documento resume los principios y características clave de la calidad en el servicio al cliente. Explica que el cliente es el juez de la calidad, y que las empresas deben gestionar las expectativas de los clientes para reducir la brecha entre la realidad del servicio y las expectativas. También describe las características específicas de los servicios como intangibles, personalizados y producidos al momento de la entrega. Finalmente, destaca factores como la atención inmediata, la comprensión de las necesidades del cliente y el trato cortés
Com crear una botiga on-line pel petit comerç: Unitat 4Marketing per tu
Quins aspectes de marketing, comunicació i social media cal tenir en compte per crear una estratègia adequada per la creació i desenvolupament d'una botiga on-line pel petit comerç?
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