This document contains questions for a test covering various sales and marketing topics. Part one contains true/false questions about e-commerce, third party fulfillment, and event management. Part two includes discussion questions about Lear Corporation's sales force, developing a relationship marketing program, compensation models for salespeople, and balancing profit and ethics. The document requests answers to all questions posed.
This document contains questions for a test covering various sales and marketing topics. Part one contains true/false questions about e-commerce, third party fulfillment, and event management. Part two includes discussion questions about Lear Corporation's sales force, developing a relationship marketing program, compensation models for salespeople, and balancing profit and ethics. The document requests answers to all questions posed.
This document contains questions for a test covering various sales and marketing topics. Part one contains true/false questions about e-commerce, third party fulfillment, and event management. Part two includes discussion questions about Lear Corporation's sales force, developing a relationship marketing program, compensation models for salespeople, and balancing profit and ethics. The document requests answers to all questions posed.
2. Using third party fulfillment means losing control of
fulfillment.
3. Event management is the advanced planning
required for major performances such as concerts or conferences
Part two Discussion question
1- Lear Corporation, one of the largest, fastest growing,
and most successful automotive suppliers in the world has a commitment to being customer driven and customer focused. In fact, Lears sales force was recently rated by Sales & Marketing Management magazine as one of Americas Best Sales Forces. According to information provided in the text, what makes this organization have such an outstanding sales force? Give examples and explain.
2- Ron Samuels is reviewing all of the sales relationships
that exist with his company. Mr. Samuels owns a medium-sized computer software manufacturing business. His primary product is a tax planning guide and program for individuals that need help with preparing personal income taxes. He feels that at present all of the salespeople that call on him are more interested in making sales (a transaction approach) than in truly helping him to achieve success (a relationship approach). Pretend that you are a salesperson seeking to get Mr. Samuels business (you may assume that you are selling any product or service that you think might be appropriate to this form of business). What would you put in a relationship marketing program that might attract Mr. Samuels attention and get you a contract with his company? Be specific in your suggestions and be sure to explain how your suggestions relate to relationship marketing and selling.
3- . Indicate how most companies compensate their
salespeople and evaluate each method.
4- Write note on : profit making An objective with Ethical