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    Introduction to Sales

    Management

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    1. Willingness to go to bat for the buyer within thesupplier rm

    2. Thoroughness and follow through

    3. Knowledge of the sales person’s product line

    4. ar!et !nowledge and !eeping the buyer posted". #pplying his product and ser$ices to buyer’s

    needs

    %. Knowledge of the buyer’s product line

    &. 'reparation for sales calls

    (. )egularity of *ales calls

    +. ,iplomacy in dealing with operatingdepartments

    1-.Technical education

    Personal selling strategies

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    'ersuasion

    onsultati$e

    *elling

    'artnership

    *trategies/usiness

    anagemen

    t0egotiation

    Evolution of personal selling

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    Marketing concepts

      1 'roduction concept

      2 'roduct concept

      3 *elling concept  4 ar!eting concept

      " *ocietal concept

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    ustomer0eeds

    *ales ustomers

    mphasison *eller’s

    0eeds

    'roduction

    'roduction

    *ales

    mphasison

    ustomer0eeds

    Societal marketing concept

    *ales rientation

    ar!eting rientation

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    Nature and role of sales

    management The determination of sales forceob5ecti$e and goals

    *ales force organi6ation7 si6e7

    territory7 and 8uota nali6ation *ales forecasting and budgeting

    *ales force selection7 recruitment7and training

    oti$ating and leading the sales force

    ,esigning compensation plan andcontrol systems

    ,esigning career growth plans and

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    Types of personal selling

    9ndustrial selling )etail selling

    *er$ices selling

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    Types of selling

    rder ta!er sales people

    rder creators

    rder getters

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    *elling:unctio

    n

    rder

    Ta!ers

    rder

    ;etters

    rderreators

    utside rderTa!ers

    9nside rderTa!er

    erchandisers

    ,eli$ery *ales'eople

    issionary*ales 'eople

    0ew/usiness

    *ales'eoplergani6ation

    al*ales 'eople

    onsumer

    *ales 'eople

    Technical*upport sales

    'eople

    :ront

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    :actory :actory

    *elling andpromoting

    'rotsthoughsales

    $olume

    *elling concept

    ar!et concept

    ar!et ustomerneeds

    oordinatedmar!eti

    ng

    *tarting

    point :ocus eans nds

    'rots throughcustomersatisfaction

    Difference between sales and marketing

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    Marketing management process

    #)KT #0T99'#T90

    =change o>er of $alue

    'roducer

    ar!eteronsumer 

    ar!eting mi=

    'roduct

    'rice

    'lace

    'romotion

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    :ormulation of a strategic sales programme

    9mplementation of the sales programme

    $aluation and control of sales force performance

    Sales management process

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    Technolo

    gy

    )elationshipselling

    ustomerorientation

    ;lobal andethical9ssues

    0ew sellingmethods

    ,i$ersity

    mergingtrends in

    salesmanagement

    Emerging trends in sales management

    Technology

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    *elling *!ills and

    *trategies

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    *elling and buying styles

    9

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    6

    5

    4

    3

    2

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      n   f  o  r   t   h  e  c  u  s   t  o  m  e  r  s

    17+ 'eople riented9 am customer’s friend7

    9 want to understand himand respond to hisfeelings and interests sothat he will li!e me. 9t is

    the personal bond thatleads him to purchasefrom me."7" *ales techni8ueriented

    9 ha$e tried an e>ecti$eroutine for getting acustomer to buy. 9t

    moti$ates through ablended personality andproduct emphasis

    171 Ta!e it or

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    *elling situations

     *ales tas! and function

     aintenance selling

     ,e$elopmental selling

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    *elling s!ills

    *elling *!ills

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    ommunication process

    0oise

    hannel

    :eedbac! 9ntended

    essage

    *ent essage

    ncoding

    'ercei$edessage

    )ecei$edessage

    ,ecoding

    *ender )ecei$er

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    ommunication processcontd.

    anaging body language@

     'ersonal #ppearance

     'osture ;estures

     :acial =pressions

     ye ontact

     *pace ,istancing

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    Process of listening

    #ttendance 

    9nterpretation 

    $aluatio

    ns 

    )emembrance

    )esponse#ction 

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    Levels of listening

    :eedbac! 

    'araphrasing

    mphatic

    listening 

    larications

    #cti$e

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    on?ict managements!ills

     odels of con?ict

     omponents of con?ict

     The con?ict resolution process@B lumping

    B a$oidance

    B coercion

     B meditation

    B conciliationB arbitration

    B ad5udication

    B negotiation

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    *tage 9

    'otentialoppositionor

    9ncompatibility

    *tage 99

    ognition C'ersonali6at

    ion

    *tage 999

    9ntentions

    *tage 9D

    /eha$iour

    *tage D

    utcomes

    #ntecedentonditions

    ommunication

    'ersonalDariables

    *tructure

    'ercei$ed on?ict

    :elton?ict

    on?icthandling

    9ntentions

    ompeting

    ollaboration

    ompromising

    #$oiding

    #ccommodati

    $erton?ict

    'arty’sbeha$iour

    thersreaction

    9ncreasedgroupperforman

    ce

    ,ecreasedgroup

    performance

    onflict management process

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    0egotiation s!ills

    *ituation and timing for negotiations:ormulation for a bargaining

    strategy

    The theory and strategy of principlenegotiations

    # separate the people from the problem# focus on interests7 not on positions

    # in$ent options for mutual gains# insist on ob5ecti$e criteria

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    'roblem sol$ing s!ills

    Eabit 9@ be proacti$e Eabit 2@ begin with an end in mind

    Eabit 3@ put rst things rst

    Eabit 4@ thin! winFwin Eabit "@ see! rst to understand7

    then to be understood

    Eabit %@ synergi6e Eabit &@ renewal

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    ,ene theproblem

    ;enerate alternati$e solutions

    ,ecide the solution

    9mplement the solution

    $aluate the solution

    Problem solving process

    'roblem denition

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    'roblem,enitionTechni8ues

    :ind out originof theproblem

    =plore theproblem

    'resentdesiredstate

    analysis

    $aluateproblemstatemen

    t

    *tatementand

    )estatement

    ,un!er’s

    diagram

    'roblem denitiontechni8ues

    1

    2

    3"

    4

    %

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    Dunker!s diagram

    #chie$e the desired state

    'ossible path to the desired state

    'ath 1 'ath 2 'ath 3

    lutions to implement C paths to desired solutions

    *olution 1*olution 2 *olution 3

    ;eneral *olution

    :unctional *olution

    *pecic *olution

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     : u 6 6 y   e s s

    'ercei$ed problems

    )e *tatement

    )e *tatement

    :inal problem *tatement

    )ela=onstraints

    a!e anpposite*tatement

    ;enerali6e

    Statement restatement tec"ni#ue

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    omponents of a decision on t"e

    future course of action

    *ituation analysis

    'roblem analysis

    'astWhat is the fault

    ,ecision analysis

    'otential problem#nalysis

    :utureEow to pre$ent future

    faultsG

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    ,ecision on the best solution

    #ppro$al

    'lanning

    arry through

    :ollow up

    $aluation

    9'<

    0T#

    T90

     Solution implementation process

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    T"e Selling Process

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    Stages in t"e selling process

    'reBsalepreparati

    on

    *ales'resentat

    ion

    Eandlingustomerb5ection

    s

    losingthe *ale

    :ollow upaction

    #pproachto the

    customer

    'reBapproach

    beforethe

    inter$iew

    'rospecting

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    Prospecting

    *uccessful prospecting

    "- potential prospects

    1" Hualied prospects

    % 9nter$iews

    1 sale

    "- potential prospects

    2" Hualied prospects

    1& 9nter$iews

    & sales

    *uccessful prospecting

    0o Ies

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    Process of prospecting

    9dentify and dene prospects

    *earch for sources of potentialaccounts

    Hualify the prospects from thesuspects

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    Met"ods of prospecting

     

    old can$assing

     ndless chain customer referral

     'rospect pool

     enters of in?uence 0on competing sales force bser$ation

     :riends and ac8uaintances 

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    Selling process 're approach to selling

     #pproach to the customer *ales presentation

    B approach to sales presentationB attracting customer attentionB creating interest

    B arousing desire and building con$iction ethods of sales presentation

    B canned presentationB organi6ed presentationB tailored presentation

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    $andling customer ob%ections

     *tart with your highest e=pectations

     #$oid conceding rst

     / sure the customer understands the $alue

    of a concession

     a!e concessions in small amounts

     #dmit mista!es and ma!e corrections

    willingly

     / prepared to withdraw a concession

      ,o not ad$ertise willingness to concede

    *uggested by *9TE

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    Met"ods of "andling customer

    ob%ections

      *uperior feature method  IesJ/ut method  )e$erse nglish method

      9ndirect denial method  'ass out method  omparison method  ,irect denial method

      #nother angle method  0arrati$e method  Testimonial method  Huestion or WEI method

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    losing t"e sale

      ethods of closingthe sale

    :ollowBup action  /2/ selling

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    Sales Organization

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    Sales organi&ation

     an organi6ation of indi$iduals either wor!ing togetherfor the mar!eting of products and ser$ices manufactured

      by an enterprise or for products that are procured by therm for the purpose of reselling

     a sales organi6ation denes duties7 roles7 rights7 andresponsibilities of sales people engaged in sellingacti$ities meant for the e>ecti$e e=ecution of the sales

    function

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    Sales organi&ation

    contd'

     a structural body through which the functions ofsales management are carried out

      sales organi6ation always ma!es e>orts to increase sales7thereby achie$ing the principle of prot ma=imi6ation7which contributes to the o$erall growth of enterprise

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    (actors influencing structure

     'roduct and ser$ice related factors

     rgani6ation related actors

     ar!eting mi= related factors

     =ternal factors@#*ales rganisation design based on Team performance

    # Trend towards elimination of sales force ba6ee.com# ar!et dri$en strategy customer segmentation strategy $s.

    ustomer dri$en strategy partnership strategyB The speed of mar!et change higher decentralisationB )eduction in the number of $endors per buyerB loser customer relationships#  hanges in regulations and international practices

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    )rgani&ational principles *pan of control

    entralisation $s. decentralisation

     nity of command

     Eierarchy of authority

     *tability and continuity

     oordination and integration arico C ' C; for rural

     Eomogeneity

     b5ecti$ity

     *peciali6ation

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    )rgani&ational design# $ormal and coordinated tas! 

    # #ssigning territories# stablishing ?ows of communication and responsibilities

      of sales groups and indi$iduals to customers e>ecti$ely

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    onsumermar!et

    9nstitutionalmar!et

    orporatemar!et

    0ational,istribut

    ors

    ,irectto

    Eome

    ,irectmar!etin

    g

    ,istributors

    /undling

    ;ifting

    onsumer)egional,istributors

    )etailers

    onsumers

    Typical structure of a line organi&ation

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    Design by territory

    D' ar!eting

    0ational *alesanager

    ,i$isionalanager

    ast

    ,i$isionalanager0orth

    ,i$isionalanagerWest

    )egional *alesanager

    ,istrict *alesanager

    *ales *ta> ity wise

    )egional *alesanager

    ,istrict *alesanager

    *ales *ta> ity wise

    )egional *alesanager

    ,istrict *alesanager

    *ales *ta> ity wise

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    Design by management function

    r. ,ara singh7

    D'ar!eting

    rs. hitra

    ohanty

    #d$t L *ales

    'romotion gr

    *ta> :unction *ta> :unction

    r. ,ibya

    /ehera

    *ales anager

    r. handra ,e

    anager

    )

    2- *ales 'eople

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    Design by product 

    'resident7ar!eting

    'roduct anager #

    'roduct anager /

    anager*ales

    anagerTraining

    anager'romotion

    anager*ales

    anagerTraining

    anager'romotion

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    Design by customer 

    'residentar!eting

    *ales anagerWholesalers

    *ales anager)etail *ales

    *ales 'eople

    *ales anager9ndustrial)elations

    Dice 'residentar!eting

    *ales 'eople *ales 'eople

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    :unctional

    eographic

    ustomer

    ombined

    Sales )rg' Design

    'resident

    ar!etinganager

    9nternational

    ;.

    9nternational*ales

    ar!etinganager

    9ndia

    Dice'resident

    ar!eting

    ;.onsumer care

    ;.

    9nternational*ales

    Dice'resident

    E),

    Dice'resident

    'roduction

    ,i$isionalanager

    *oaps

    ,i$isionalanager

    :ood

    ,i$isionalanager

    'aper

    astern *ales,i$ision

    Western *ales,i$ision

    0orthern *ales,i$ision

    urope ,i$ision#merica,i$ision

    ;ulf ,i$ision

    'roduct

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    Key account sales

    *ales process automation

    B focus on )B customer protability and $alue analysisB the few accounts gi$e incremental returnsB national accounts

    B ,9 F lectronic ,ata =change

    Sales )rgani&ation

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    Emerging organi&ational design

     agency and distribution selling

     shared sales force

     telemar!eting

     TH and teamBbased selling

    ustomer

    *ales ar!etingTechnical*upport

    anufacturing

    *upplier selling team

    N b f l l

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    Number of sales people

     determined by@B territories $ary in their demand structure for prospectingB product mi= demands

    B le$els and types of prospecting

    B nature of the customer segments

    #>ordability method based on sales budget

    9ncremental method

    Wor!load method0umber of sales people M

    0umberof e=istingcustomers

    0umber of

    'otential

    customers

    9dealfre8uency of calls

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    Management of Sales Territory 

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    Sales territory

    # group of present and potential customers

    assigned to

    an indi$idual sales person7 a group of sales

    persons7 a branch7 a dealer7 a distributor or

    a mar!eting organi6ation at a gi$en period

    of time.

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    O%&e'tives of ()les *erritory

    •  *o for+l)te s)les -l)ns, -oli'ies, str)tegies )rond

    'o+-)nys -rod'ts/servi'es, designed for ) territory.• An)lye territory s)les -otenti)l -l)n +)reting

    -rogr)+s ey -otenti)l 'sto+ers for ) territory.

    • An)lye strengths e)nesses of 'o+-etitors or

    ot str)tegies to s%vert 'o+-etition for ) territory.• denti')tion 'l)ssi')tion of )''onts )''ording to

    their -otenti)l 'h)l ot ')ll -l)ns for ) territory.

    •  Org)nie s)les for'e, )llo')te s)les eorts, i+-le+ents)les -l)ns +ore ee'tively for ) territory.

    • evie -erfor+)n'e of s)les for'e )t regl)r interv)lsfor ) territory

    • edesign s)les -l)ns, -oli'ies, str)tegies in ')se of'h)nges in +)ret trends/%siness environ+ent for )

    territory. 5!

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    Sales territory *contd'+

    #d$antages of designing a sales territo

     9t ensures better mar!et co$erage

     >ecti$e utili6ation of the sales force

      Ocient distribution of wor!load among

    sales people  9t is con$enient to e$aluate the

    performance of sales people

    To control o$er the direct and indirect

    costs of the sales function ptimum utili6ation of sales time by sales

    people

    D i i l i i:actors

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    Designing sales territories

    *elect the basicgeographic controlunits,ecide on thecriteria for allocation

    ,ecide on thestarting pointombine controlunits ad5acent tostarting point

    ompare territorieson allocation criteriaand conduct wor!loadanalysis#ssign sales forceto new territories

    :actorsin?uencing themodicationsof a territory@

     mergers mar!et

    consolidation split indi$ision sales force

    turno$er customer

    relocations productlifecycle change product

    line

    odifyterritorialboundaries to

    balancewor!loadandpotential

    T it "

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    Territory s"apes

    circlewedge

    lo$er leaf 

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    Strategic Planning Matri,

    pportunity

    *trategy

    pportunity

    *trategy

    *trategy

    *trategy#llocate a moderate le$el ofresources to maintain currentad$antage.

    ither commit a minimal le$el

    of resources to the account or

    consider abandoning the

    account altogether.

    The account o>ers stableopportunity since the sale

    organi6ation has di>erentialad$antages to ser$ing them.

    pportunity

    pportunity

    The account o>ers little

    opportunity. 9ts potential is small

    and the sales organi6ation is at a

    competiti$e disad$antage in

    ser$ing it.

    The account o>ers a goodopportunity. 9t has highpotential and the salesorgani6ation has adi>erential ad$antage inser$ing it.

    ommit high le$els of sales

    resources to ta!e ad$antage ofthe opportunity.

    The account may represent agood opportunity. The salesorgani6ation needs to o$ercomeits competiti$e disad$antagesand strengthen its position tocapitali6e on the opportunity.

    ither direct a high le$el of

    sales resources to impro$e theposition and to ta!e ad$antage

    of the opportunity or shift

    resources to other accounts.

    *trong Wea!  

    Eigh

    <o

    w

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    0ew Territories..G

    se of 9nformation Technology

     9T enabled ser$ices

     computer programmes simulation techni8ues

    Sales territories

    8e'ide 9)si' *erritories: ;)ret 9ild#U-

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    -;ethod

    64

    ;)n)ge+ent +st deter+ine:

    8esir)%le ')ll -)ttern

     *ot)l ')lls needed in e)'h 'ontrol nit

    ?orlo)d ')-)'ity

     *ent)tively set territori)l %ond)ry lines 'o+%ining 'ontrol nitsntil, @tot)l ')lls needed tot)l ')lls -ossi%leB

    ;odify territories )s needed

    ?orlo)d )--ro)'h: Cx)+-le#.

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    -- -

    ustomer

    allfre8uen

    cyLannum

    0o. ofcustom

    ers

    0o. ofcalls L

    annum

    0o. ofcustom

    ers

    0o. ofcalls L

    annum

    Totalno. of

    calls Lannum

    inbothunits

    Dontrol Unit # 1 Dontrol nit # 2

    ;)&or ! 100 !00 150 1200

    ;oder)te

    6 150 "00 250 1500

    ;inor 4 600 2400 700 2!00

    4100 5500 "600?orlo)d Eo of oring d)ys x )v. no. of ')lls / d)y240 oring d)ys x 4 ')lls -er d)y "60e=ired no. of s)les -ersons "600 F "60 10

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    ustomerType

    Time L call alls Lannum

    Eours Lannum

    Total hours Lannum

    ;)&or

    60 +in. /

    ')ll

    40 40 hrs. 10,000

    ;oder)te

    30 +in. /')ll

    30 15 hrs. 7,500

    ;inor

    20 +in. /

    ')ll

    1! 6 hrs. 4,!00

    hrs.> *ot)l 22,300 hrs.

    Eo. of oring d)ys / )nn+ 273

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    67

    ;)n)ge+ent +st deter+ine:

    Do+-)ny ()les Potenti)l

    ()les -otenti)l in e)'h 'ontrol nit

    ()les vol+e ex-e'ted fro+ e)'h s)les -erson

     *ent)tive territori)l %ond)ry lines %y 'o+%ining 'ontrol nits ntiltot)l s)les -otenti)l ex-e'ted s)les vol+e

     *erritori)l +odi')tions )s needed

    1 ompany *ales 'otential

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    1. ompany *ales 'otential( EIPE Eo. of -ros-e'tive %yers of r+I Csti+)ted s)les nits J dire't selling 'ost .

    0.20K K J 0.50 K J s.6,00,000.

     K s.20,00,000 )v. vol+e of s)les, ) s)les-erson shold )'hieve in )territory.

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    *ales 'otential ethod

    Eo of s)les-ersons needed E

    Ann)l ()les $ore')st for 'o+-)ny ( < s.40,000,000>Cst. -rod'tivity of )v. s)les-erson P Cst. -er'ent)ge of )nn)l s)les-erson trnover *

    E (/P G * , or,E (/P

     *herefore,

    E 40,000,000 /20,00,000 22 s)les-eo-le ill %eneeded for the entire 'o+-)ny.

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    anagement of *ales Hu

    Sales #uota

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    Sales #uota

     A =ot) is )n ex-e'ted -erfor+)n'e

    o%&e'tive

     A =ot) is ) s)les )ssign+ents or go)l to

    %e)'hieved in ) s-e'i' -eriod of ti+e

     t is rotinely )ssigned to the s)les nits

     ()les nits -ro'eed to re)'h =ot)s intheir

    res-e'tive do+)ins

    “A sales quota is the sales goal set for a product line, company division, or salesrepresentative. It is primarily a managerialdevice for dening and stimulating the sales

    eort.”. … Kotler 

    P i i l f t ttiPrinciples of #uota setting

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    Principles of #uota settingPrinciples of #uota setting

     (etting of s)les =ot)s is ) 'h)llenge tothe s)les

    +)n)ger )nd shold %e h)ndled ith-re'ision

    )nd )de=)te sill

     t +st %e si+-le to nderst)nd%oth to the

    +)n)ger )nd the s)les -eo-le

     O%&e'tivity to %e o%served hile xing

    =ot)s)nd shold %e %)sed on f)'ts )nd

    gres dr)nfro+ the +)ret

     Lot)s set )%ove the )'hiev)%le li+itoften

    de+otiv)te )nd reslt in high trnover in

    the

    P i i lPrinciples

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      :lexi%le to the -rev)iling )nd e+erging+)ret

    'onditions There shold %e ) level of deniteness inthe =ot)

    set for ) s)les-erson t shold %e xed either in ter+s ofgeogr)-hi'

    territory, on +oney v)le, or on the %)sis of

    nits of-rod't

      #  -)rti'i-)tory =ot) setting -ro'edrefolloed

     &ointly %y the s)les +)n)ger )nd s)les -eo-letogether

    serves )s ) tool of +otiv)tion )nd le)ds to the

    Principles''Principles''contd'contd'

     * # )

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    T'9:9

    #*

    )#/

    <

    T

    T#9

    0#/

    <

    #<9

    *T9

     9

    *'9:9

    */J

    / in the*ales

    domainG

    rgani6ation of the sales 5ob

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    rgani6ation of the sales 5ob

    ,ening annual ob5ecti$es

    'rocedure for setting sales 8uota

    onferencing with each sales person   9  n   d   i  $   i   d  u  a   l   ;  o  a

       l  s  e   t   t   i  n  g

       f  o  r  m

    utput

    0ame Iear

     Iour

    territory)esultse=pected'essimistic )ealisticptimistic )esults1. Dolume per

    month2. =penses permonth3. ;ross margin

    Lmonth4. ar!etshareLmonth". Key accountco$erageL month

    Types of sales #uota

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    Types of sales #uota

     sale $olume 8uota sales budget8uota

     sale acti$ity8uota combination 8uota

    f

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    Met"ods of setting sales #uota

    Huotas are based onJ sales forecasts and potentials

     forecast

     past sales and e=perience

     e=ecuti$e 5udgement

     sales people 5udgement

     based on compensation

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    Problems in setting sales #uota

    1.There is a high le$el of indi$idual di>erencein e$eryorgani6ation

    2. # perfect 8uota is a combination of

    selling and nonB  selling acti$ities

    3. ften sales people do not gi$e proper

    attention to thenonBselling acti$ities e.g. searching for

    prospects7handling customer ob5ections7 and

    creating mar!et for

    -ersons -erfor+)n'e index. ?h)t 'on'lsions ')n yo dr) %)sed on yorresltsM

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    *ales Huota #ctual *ales 'erformance 9nde=;r . A 150,000 160,000 107;r . 9 1"0,000 160,000 !4;r. D 160,000 110,000 6"

    Perfor+)n'e index ')n %e ')l'l)ted %y dividing )'t)l s)les %y =ot) )ndthen the s)les +)n)ger ')n dr) inferen'es )%ot the )'tivity of e)'h s)les +)nin this ')se. ;r ND is nder -erfor+ing here )s ;r NA is doing ell. ;r N9 ')ni+-rove -on )s his -erfor+)n'e index is ithin )n )''e-t)%le li+it.

    D)l'l)te the order to s)les ')ll r)tio )nd the )ver)ge sie of order for the ye)rfro+ the folloing t)%le. ?hy does the s)les-ersons -erfor+)n'e dierM

    0ame 0o. of alls 0o. f rders #ctual *ales *alesLall*alesLrder;r . A 1300 350 s 500,000 s. 3!4.6 s.142!.6

    ;r. 9 1400 650 s 560,000 s. 400.0 s.!61.5;r. D 1600 5!0 s. "00,000 s. 562.5 s.1551.7 *ot)l 4300 15!0 s. 1",60,000 s.455.!s.1240.5 *he order to s)les ')ll r)tio ')n %e fond ot %y dividing the )'t)l s)les %y ')lls)nd )'t)l s)les %y orders. *he )ver)ge sie of the order ')n %e fond ot %y

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    -ecruitment and selection of

    t"e sales force

    T"e sales manager

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     'erforms sales management PE)

    management A )ecruits7 selects7 trains7 moti$ates7leads7controls7 and compensates sales

    teams *election and recruitment of eOcientsalespeople is always a process of building

    competiti$ead$antage for an organi6ation

    T"e sales manager 

    *trategic position

    Turno$er Qob 8ualication

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    g panalysis

    ,ecide on thenumber of people

    to hire9dentify best sources ofrecruitment@

    internal and e=ternalsources

    ;enerate database

    of candidates

    $aluate candidates

    *elect and inducecandidates to accept

    positions*ociali6e

    Turno$er

    stablish hiring

    ob5ecti$es

     Qob 8ualication

     Qob descriptionrgani6atio

    nalcharacteristics7

    companyimage and

    climate7styles of

    super$ision7

    compensati

    on7 andmoti$ation

    of thecompany

    *election

    *ociali6ation

    )ecruitme

    nt

    'lanning

    The hiring process

    "allenges in sales force

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    "allenges in sales forceselection

    'ersonality types matching to

     5ob proles

    ne of the measures that theorgani6ation loo!s in an

    employee is@

    B the ability to perform by an

    employee

    M #bility = oti$ation

    le$el of moti$ation

    Planning for recruitment

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    Planning for recruitment 1. (tr)tegi' -osition )n)lysis J )y s)les

     &o% to %e -erfor+ed )nd sills )%ilities needed to-erfor+ the &o%.

    2. *rnover J  st#in#ti+e hiring / (to' -iling

    3. o% An)lysis)thering )nd org)ni)tion of infor+)tion

    'on'erning the *)ss, 8ties )nd es-onsi%ilities of )s-e'i' &o%s.

    4. *)s nventory An)lysis : o% *)ss vs. C+-loyeeDh)r)'teristi's

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    Sales force recruitment e'rit+ent is )n )'t of ind'ing =)lied )nd)--ro-ri)te -eo-le to get interested in )nd )--ly for )s)les-ersons -osition ithin ) s)les org)ni)tion.

     9nternal sources

    B existing e+-loyees# l)ter)l )nd -)rd +oves# interns )nd 'oo-er)tive stdents# e+-loyee referr)l -rogr)++es

     =ternal sourcesB indstry sor'es

    # ed')tion)l instittions )nd ')+-sre'rit+ents

    # e+-loy+ent ex'h)nges# -l)'e+ent 'onslt)nts

    # )l in intervies

    =ternal sources

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    B netoring referr)ls# e% 'onslt)nts

    # res-onses to dire't o-en )dvertise+ents

    =ternal sources contd...

    *election procedureB inviting )--li')tion for+s# -erson)l intervies

    # referen'e 'he's# -hysi')l ex)+in)tions# -sy'hologi')l tests# intelligen'e# -erson)lity

    # )-titde )nd sills# deter+in)tion of ter+s of servi'e# )--oint+ent# initi)l orient)tion

    Sociali&ation process

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    Sociali&ation process

     Pro'ess of orienting ) ne s)les-erson to the

      s)les org)ni)tion, territory, or division in hi'  he or she ill %e oring

     Three stages

    #nticipatory stagerealistic 5ob pre$iew

    ncounter stage

    *ettling stageemployee mentoring

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    Training the *ales :orce

    h ll i l t i i

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    hallenges in sales training

    Will the training programme be e>ecti$ein sol$ing a problemG

    Will the in$estment in it be 5ustiedG

    Will it produce the desired or intendedresultsG

    ) l f th t i

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    )ole of the trainer

    • The success of the training programme depends onthe ability7 s!ill7 and moti$ation of the sales trainer

     

    T"e training process

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    T"e training process

    Training need assessment

    ,esign and conduct of a training programm

    $aluation of a training programme

    Training need assessment

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    Training need assessmentphase

    rgani6ational le$el analysis

    Tas! le$el analysis

    9ndi$idual le$el analysis

    Training needs

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    Training needs

    9dentication of specic problems

    #nticipating impending and futureproblems

    anagement re8uests

    9nter$iewing and obser$ing thepersonnel on the 5ob

    'erformance appraisal

    Huestionnaire sur$ey

    hec!list#ttitude sur$ey

    9nterpersonal s!ill test

    ,esigning and conduct

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    g gphase

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    Types of training

    rossBfunctional training

    Team training

    reati$ity training

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    Training methods

    ,idactic method lecture methodB structure the lecture

    B reinforce the essage

    B aid concentration

    B material used for the lectureB ma!e it memorable for the participants

    B deli$er with dynamism

    B use 8uestions

    Disual support'articipati$e

    onferences

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    Training methods contd..

    *eminars,iscussions

    )ole play

    ase study

    :ishbowl role re$ersal methodWor!shops participati$e

    *ensiti$ity training interpersonalrelationships

    Transaction analysis9nBtray e=ercises

    Transcendental meditation

    , idi l t i i

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    ,eciding a sales trainingprogramme#imontent

    Knowledge

    'rociencies

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    'rocess of sociali6ation

    • Anti'i-)tory so'i)li)tion

    • A''o++od)tion st)ge

    • Ot'o+e st)ge

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    *ales :orce ompensation

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    ()les $or'e Do+-ens)tionPl)n

    $)irness;)n)ge+ent J &dge+ent

    ;otiv)tion

    Do+-etitiveness$lexi%le Dost

    ee'tive

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    ompensation n)n'i)l )%ility )> -rev)iling 'o+-ens)tion-oli'ies in indstry

    %> Do+-ens)tion -oli'y %> Reg)l 'onditions

    '> e'rit+ent sele'tion-oli'y

    '> C'ono+i' 'onditions

    d> Pro+otion -oli'y d> ;)ret 'o+-etition

    e> o% des'ri-tion e> *r)de nion

    f> o% ev)l)tion f> lo%)l 'onsider)tions

    g> An e+-loyees -osition design)tion

    h> An e+-loyees rel)tive'ontri%tion to the &o%

    #ims of a good compensation plan)> *o in're)se enthsi)s+ +otiv)tion of s)les-eo-le

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    %> *o instill ) sense of 'o++it+ent in s)les-eo-le to)rdstheir &o%

    '> *o in&e't )n )t+os-here of te)+ s-irit +or)le ithin thes)les-eo-le

    d> *o develo- ) st)%le s)les for'e red'e 'h)n'es of)ttrition of s)les for'e

    e> *o ret)in eS'ient s)les for'e for ) long rn

    f> *o 'oordin)te 'ontrol s)les for'e s''essflly

    g> *o )ttr)'t eS'ient s)les-eo-le fro+ the 'o+-eting r+s

    h> *o in're)se loy)lty of s)les for'e to the r+

    i> *o in're)se =)lity of inter)'tion of s)les-eo-le ith

    'sto+ers

     &> *o i+-rove sense of 'onden'e of 'sto+ers on s)les for'e the r+

    > *o 're)te ) dedi')ted s)les for'e ho le)ves no stonentrned to )'hieve r+s go)ls

    (te-s in develo-ing Do+-ens)tion Pl)n

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    evie &o%

    des'ri-tion

    Cst)%lish'o+-ens)ti

    ono%&e'tives

    Cst)%lish'o+-ens)ti

    on level

    Dhoose'o+-ens)ti

    on +ethod

    8e'ide on'o++issionor indire't

    Do+-ens)tions el)te

    re)rds to-erfor+)n'

    e +e)sre+e

    nt of

    evie theentire -l)n for

    short ter+/longter+

    +-le+entthe -l)n

    :actors in?uencing the design

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    :actors in?uencing the designof a compensation plan

    • :inancial stability

    • *i6e of the mar!et

    • 0ature of the product

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    ;ethods of 'o+-ens)tion

    • (tr)ight s)l)ry

    • (tr)ight 'o++ission

    • Do+%in)tion -l)ns

    i. ()l)ry )nd 'o++ission

    ii.()l)ry )nd %ons

    iii.()l)ry G 'o++ission )nd %ons

    106

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    Do+%in)tion -l)ns i.()l)ry G 'o++ission

    ii.()l)ry G %onsiii.()l)ry G 'o++ission G %ons

    Types of compensation

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    plans

    • :inancial compensation

    • 0onBnancial compensation

    :i i l ti

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    :inancial compensation

    • *traight salary plan

    • *traight commission plan

    • /onus and incenti$e

    • *alary plus incenti$e combination plan

    • ,rawing account and commission plan

    #llied methods

    Do+-ens)tion s'he+es : non#n)n'i)l

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    )--ro)'h

    D)reer )dv)n'e+ent throgh -ro+otion J &o%enri'h+ent

    • (elling ex-enses J x ex-ense =ot) to 'ontrolnde ex-enses %y s)les-ersons

    $ringe %enets J +edi')l %enets, insr)n'e'over, R*D, retire+ent %enets, entert)in+ent)llo)n'e, +o% %ill )llo)n'e/rei+%rse+ents,d)t) ')rd

    • Pers J 'o+-)ny ')r, fel 'h)rges, roo+

    frnishing )llo)n'e et'.• ()les 'ontests J re)rds for )'hieving short ter+

    go)ls

    110

    *traight *alary

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    #d$antages ,isad$antages

    )> Provides ) sense of

    se'rity

    )> t h)s no -rovision to -)y

    in'entives to s)les-eo-le. *his +)y restr)in the+t)ing )ddition)l initi)tive drive in -erson)l selling

    %> Cnsre st)%ility of in'o+e %> (elling ex-enses )re not

    rel)ted to s)les vol+e.(elling ex-enses )re in'rredreg)rdless of s)les vol+e

    '> Tel-s to develo- ) loy)ls)les for'e

    '> t gives e=)l tre)t+ent to%oth high lo -erfor+ing

    s)les-ersons

    d> Prevents high trnover ofs)les-eo-le

    d> *he s'he+e +)y not)ttr)'t high -erfor+ings)les-eo-le fro+ the'o+-eting r+s

    f *afe to new salespeople f ay discouragesalespeople to o>erdditi l > t f l

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    additional e>orts for slowmo$ing items

    g> (i+-le to nderst)nd )nd ise'ono+i')l in )--li')tion g> T)rd oring s)les-eo-le+)y not nd this +ethod)ttr)'tive

    h> ()les-eo-le feel +ore'o++itted to their &o%

    i> ()les-eo-le -)y +ore)ttention ret)ining 'sto+ersth)n gener)ting ne ones

     &> ()les-eo-le ')n 'on'entr)teon 'sto+er s)tisf)'tion to

    ret)in 'sto+er loy)lty> ()les-eo-le ')n give +ore)ttention to non#selling)'tivities )s ell

    l> ()les +)n)gers ')n exer'ise

    *traight ommission

    #d$antages ,isad$antages

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    g g

    )> A'ts ) s ) gre)t +otiv)tor )> Ross of 'ontrol overs)les-ersons

    %> 8ierenti)tes high -erfor+ings)les-eo-le fro+ rest

    %> ()les-eo-le +)y not t)einterest in slo selling / less+)rgin -rod'ts of the 'o+-)ny

    '> Unli+ited o--ortnity to e)rnfor eS'ient s)les-eo-le

    '> ()les-ersons ill 'on'entr)teon e)sy selling or high +)rgin

    -rod'tsd> ;)n)ge+ent h)s no -ressreto in'r selling 'osts

    d> ()les-ersons ill try to -shex-ensive v)ri)nts of -rod'tdes-ite )v)il)%ility ofe'ono+i')l v)ri)nts servings)+e -r-ose to 'ons+ers

    e> ()les-eo-le ')n or freely e> ()les-eo-le +)y indlge in)ggressive selling th)t +)y)e't i+)ge of 'o+-)ny

    f> C)sy to nderst)nd )nde'ono+i')l to o-er)te

    f> ()les-ersons ill l)' sense of%elonging to the 'o+-)ny

    * l l t * l

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    g *alespeople cannotcomplain for anyunderpayment B lin!ed to

    performance

    g *alespersons candi$ulge $aluableinformation of the

    company to outsidesources

    h> ()les-eo-le ill not resent)g)inst )ny -ressre selling

     &o%s.

    h> ()les-eo-le +)y not -)y)ttention to non#selling)'tivities

    i> ()les-eo-le +)y not %einterested in %ilding longter+ rel)tionshi- ith'sto+ers

     &> ()les-eo-le ill not %einterested in ) develo-ed+)ret

    > (in'e e)rnings )ren'ert)in, s)les-ersons +)yle)ve in -eriods of %)d s)lesor for %etter &o% -ros-e'ts

    ombination 'lan salaryPcommissionPbonus

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    o b a o a sa a y co ss o bo us

    #d$antages ,isad$antages

    )> (t)%le in'o+eG )ddition)l

    n)n'i)l in'entives

    )> Eot si+-le to nderst)nd

    diS'lt to o-er)te

    %> (ense of &o% se'rity Gn)n'i)l in'entives forgener)ting +ore s)les

    %> (elling 'osts v)ry )'rossdierent selling sit)tions Ji+-le+enting 'o+-)ringthis nifor+ly )'ross selling

    sit)tions is diS'lt'> n'o+e v)ries ith s)les-rod'tivity, )lso is ) exi%leo-tion

    '> ()les +)n)gers nd itdiS'lt to 'ontrol s)leso-er)tions

    d> Do+%in)tion -l)n t)'les

    dieren'es in s)les -otenti)l indierent territories, %etterth)n single -l)n

    d> Pl)n re=ire 'onst)nt

    re'ording of s)les trnoverth)t +)y )--e)r to %e'+%erso+e to s)les+)n)gers

    e> CS'ient s)les-eo-le )re%eneted

    e> t de+)nds high)d+inistr)tive 'ost

    f de)l for )+%itios self f $ixin 'o+ osition of l)n

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    g This plan can be made

    ?e=ible by suggestingdi>erent combinations fordi>erent le$els ofsalespersons

    g ombination plans lead

    to une8ual income ofsalespeople in di>erentterritories. Eencecomparison of theirperformance on commonstandards is diOcult.

    h> ()les-ersons +)ynderesti+)te the non#selling)'tivities

    i> ?hen s)les t)rgets )rexed )t high levels for

    s)les-ersons to )tt)in, this-l)n ill dis'or)ge the+ todo their %est

     &> Rong ter+ deferred-)y+ent of in'entives +)yfrstr)te s)les-eo-le

    #pplication of compensation methods *pecic'lan

    Do+-)ny )nts to go in for extensive -ros-e'ting drive

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    ?hile l)n'hing ) ne -rod't in the +)ret

    C)sy to ev)l)te -ro'ien'y )+ong s)les -eo-le

    Do+-)ny h)s ell est)%lished %r)nd n)+es in the +)ret

    $or s)les tr)inees or nely )--ointed s)les-eo-le

    ?hen n)n'i)l strength of 'o+-)ny is e)

    $or te'hni')lly 'o+-lex -rod'ts / -rod'ts of high =)lity

    ?hen non#selling )'tivities )re not i+-ort)nt?hen 'o+-)ny -rod'ts h)ve re)'hed ) +)trity / de'liningst)ge

    Do+-)ny )nts to get into ) ne geogr)-hi')l territory

    Do+-)ny )nts to rel)te selling ex-enses to s)les vol+e

    Do+-)ny introd'es ) ne -rod't / -rod't line

    Do+-)ny )nts to do overse)s selling

    ?hen -rod'ts )re sold throgh de)lers +er'h)ndising dis-l)y )re i+-ort)nt

    ?hen 'o+-)ny )--oints -)rt ti+e s)les -eo-le

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    ()les $or'e Dontrol

    ntrod'tion

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    • A good s)les +)n)ge+ent -rogr)+ needssyste+)ti' 'ontrol +e'h)nis+ to +onitor thes)les for'e -erfor+)n'e )nd ee- the 'ostsnder 'ontrol

    Eo s)les -l)n is ee'tive in the )%sen'e of )s)les 'ontrol +e'h)nis+.

    • ()les for'e 'ontrol +e'h)nis+ ee-s 'ostsithin %dgeted li+its %t )lso %rings dis'i-lineto org)ni)tion)l -ro'esses of i+-le+ent)tion.

    • ()les for'e 'ontrol hel-s in %dget+odi')tions )nd )ddition)l re'rit+ent if sore=ired to )'hieve s)les o%&e'tives

    Dir'l)tory E)tre of ()les; t $ ti

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    ;)n)ge+ent $n'tion

    ()les;)n)ge+ent Pro'ess

    Pl)nning Org)niing

    Doordin)tingDontrolling

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h

    An)lye +)ret sit)tion, 'o+-etition to set -erfor+)n'eev)l)tion )nd 'ontrol -oli'y

    8e'ide the 'riteri) for s)les-eo-les -erfor+)n'e ev)l)tion

    (et -erfor+)n'e st)nd)rds  

    Do+-)re )nd 'ontr)st )'t)l -erfor+)n'e ith set st)nd)rds 

    evie )nd 'o++ni')te -erfor+)n'e ev)l)tion

    8e'ide s)les +)n)ge+ent )'tion 

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • An)lysis of +)ret sit)tion )nd'o+-etition to set -erfor+)n'eev)l)tion )nd 'ontrol -oli'y –

    ?ho ill ev)l)te s)les -eo-leM – To fre=ently s)les -eo-le ill %e

    ev)l)ted

     – ?h)t sor'es of infor+)tion shold %e sed

    for ev)l)tion – ?h)t shold %e the degree of ev)l)tion

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • Driteri) for ()les Perfor+)n'eCv)l)tion

     – Ot-t %)sed 'riteri)  – 9eh)vior)l 'riteri)

     – Do+%in)tion of %oth

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • (etting U- Perfor+)n'e (t)nd)rds – ()les =ot)

     – D)ll fre=en'y r)tio

     – D)lls -er d)y – Order ')ll r)tio

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • Do+-)re )nd 'ontr)st )'t)l-erfor+)n'e ith set st)nd)rds – 8ene the infor+)tion need

     – 8eter+ine the sor'e of infor+)tion – Dolle't the desired infor+)tion

    • D)ll re-orts – D)ll -rogress re-ort

     – Cx-ense re-orts

     – ()les or -l)n

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • evie )nd Do++ni')te Perfor+)n'eCv)l)tion e-orts ith s)les -eo-le – O-en syste+ of -erfor+)n'e ev)l)tion

     –

    $or+)l syste+ of -erfor+)n'e ev)l)tion – nfor+)l syste+ of -erfor+)n'e ev)l)tion

     – Do++ni')te throgh• Ier%)l 'h)nnels

    • $or+)l 'h)nnels

    • T+)n resor'e 'h)nnel

    Dontrolling ()les for'e Perfor+)n'e#n-t Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont

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    n-t#Ot-t 9)sed A--ro)'h Dont.

    • 8e'ide ()les ;)n)ge+ent A'tion – Positive )'tions

    • n'entives• Pro+otion

    • Tigher &o% res-onsi%ility•  o% enri'h+ent

     – Eeg)tive A'tions• 8e+otion

    • ?ithdr))l•  *r)nsfer•  *er+in)tion

    ()les $or'e Dontrol()les Adit < investig)tion of the i+-)'t of intern)l/extern)l f)'tors on

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    < g -s)les -erfor+)n'e>i.?h)t de'isions ere t)en )t -l)nning i+-le+ent)tion st)gesM

    ii.To these )e't the s)les o-er)tionsMiii.?h)t 'h)nges )re to %e %roght in, to i+-rove the sit)tionM

    ;)n)ge+ent nfor+)tion (yste+ i.ntern)l re-orting syste+ii.;)reting intelligen'e syste+

    iii.;)reting rese)r'hiv.An)lyti')l syste+s

    ;)n)ge+ent %y ex'e-tions?henever signi')nt devi)tions )re noti'ed, 'orre'tive )'tions )re t)en,ithot del)y.

    ()les Adit

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    • t 'o+-rised ) syste+)ti' -ro'ess of)--r)ising s)les o%&e'tives )nd -oli'ies %y)ggreg)ting individ)l in-ts intoorg)ni)tion)l -erfor+)n'e

    • Tel-s in ev)l)ting over)ll -erfor+)n'e of theorg)ni)tion )g)inst s)les go)ls, o%&e'tives,+ethods, -ro'edres )nd s)les st)+otiv)tion

    • t hel-s in fo'sing on over)ll s)les str)tegyr)ther th)n on individ)l 'o+-onents ofev)l)tion )nd sggests 'orre'tive )'tions.

    • t hel-s in ne)rthing o--ortnities fori+-rove+ent in s)les for'e -erfor+)n'e

    ;)reting Adit

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    •  *his is ) syste+)ti' )nd o%&e'tive +ethod of stdyingthe tot)l +)reting eS'ien'y of )n org)ni)tion.

    • t ev)l)tes the +)reting -oli'ies )nd )'tivities ofthe r+ )nd +e)sres the dire'tions )nd levels of

    groth• t ev)l)tes long ter+ %siness groth in ter+s of

    str)tegy, str'tre )nd -oli'ies folloed %y the r+

    • t is ')lled N'ontrol of 'ontrols )s it 'overs %oth%siness )nd +)ret )s-e'ts of the org)ni)tion.

    • t hel-s in revieing )ss+-tions sed in develo-ingstr)tegy. t serves )s )n indi')tor for ftre dire'tionth)t r+ -l)ns to t)e. 

    ()les $or'e Cx-ense An)lysis

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    •  *his is the +ost rdi+ent)ry for+ of s)les for'e'ontrol.

    • Do+-)nies do this )n)lysis %y looing into s)lesex-enses rei+%rse+ent -oli'y of theorg)ni)tion

    • t shold %e seen )s ) f)ir )nd e=it)%le &sti'edone to )ll the -eo-le )'ross the territories

    • ?hile de'iding on ) 'o+-ens)tion -oli'y for s)les-eo-le, ex-ense -l)nning 'onstittes ) +)&or

    de'ision )nd it shold t)e into )''ont the sieof the territory, s)les =ot) )nd eorts ex-ended%y s)les -erson to )'hieve s)les go)ls.

    ;e)sre+ent of ()les Org)ni)tionCe'tiveness

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    • ()les An)lysis – A'ross Org)ni)tions

    • At n)tion)l level• At region)l level• At division level• At st)te level• At distri't level• At %r)n'h level

     – 9y *y-es of s)les•

    D)sh• Dredit• (hi-+ent• Order sie• Prod't ')tegory• ;)ret•  *y-e of distri%tion 'h)nnel• (ie of 'sto+er order

     – 9y ty-es of An)lysis

    • Do+-)ring ith ()les =ot)• Do+-)ring ith Previos *i+e Period• Do+-)ring ith indstry )ver)ge• Do+-)ring ith (tr)tegi' Do+-etitors• Do+-)ring ith ()les $ore')st

    ;e)sre+ent of ()les Org)ni)tionCe'tiveness Dont.

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    ;)reting Dost An)lysis

    Dl)ssify ;)retingCx-enses

     *r)nsfor+ )''ontingex-enses d)t) to )'tivity

    ex-ense gro-s

    8evelo- 9)ses for)llo')ting Do++on

    Cx-enses

    D)l'l)te Dontri%tion;)rgin

    $in)lie the Dorre'tiveA'tions e=ired for *he

    (it)tion

    ;e)sre+ent of ()les Org)ni)tionCe'tiveness

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    • Dredit Dontrol – Do+-)nies s)le %oth in ter+s of ')sh )nd 'redit

     – D)sh s)les )re vit)l to org)ni)tions li=idity – Dredit 'ontrol is i+-ort)nt )s it restri'ts o of

    ')sh %)' to the syste+ – To +'h )nd ho often 'redits )re given to

    'sto+ers shold %e 'riteri) –   Dredit s'oring is done to nd ot the 'sto+er

    ho )re ')sh/'redit de)l oriented )nd so )lso for

    the s)les -eo-le ho sell on ')sh/ 'redit )s )-er'ent)ge to their tot)l s)les

    ;e)sre+ent of ()les Org)ni)tionCe'tiveness

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    ;)ret (h)re An)lysis – ;)ret sh)re is f)r+ s)les divided %y indstry s)les – t tests ho the org)ni)tion is doing in rel)tion to the rest

    • 9dget)ry Dontrol – t involves s)les -l)nning, s)les fore')sting, s)les %dgeting )nd -rot -l)nning

    • )tio An)lysis – ()les to D)-it)l C+-loyed r)tio

     –

    nventory *rnover )tio – ross Prot to ()les r)tio

     – Eet Prot to ()les )tio

     – etrn on ;)reting nvest+ents

     – etrn of Assets

     – etrn on D)-it)l C+-loyed

     – ?oring D)-it)l *rnover )tio

     – 8istri%tion Dost *rnover )tio

    • ;)n)ge+ent %y O%&e'tives  – 8eter+ine the o%&e'tives in e)'h signi')nt )re) of %siness

     – ;e)sring -erfor+)n'e )g)inst -redeter+ined o%&e'tives

     – ;)n)ging the %siness ith %ond)ry of set of o%&e'tives

    Don'lsion

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    • A good s)les +)n)ge+ent -rogr)+ de+)ndssyste+)ti' 'ontrol +e'h)nis+s to +onitor shes)les for'e -erfor+)n'e )nd ee- 'ost nder'ontrol

    ?ith in're)sed 'o+-etition )nd fr)g+ented+)ret sh)re it is i+-er)tive to 'ontrol 'osts)nd +)n)ge -erfor+)n'e in ti+e %ond+)nner

    • ;)n)ge+ent )nd 'ontrol +e'h)nis+s shold

    %e integr)ted ith -l)nning -ro'ess fori+-roving over)ll org)ni)tion -erfor+)n'e.

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    Evaluation of t"e Sales (orce

    Performance

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    Cv)l)tion st)nds on toi+-ort)nt f)'tors:

    1.(etting -redeter+ined st)nd)rds2.Do+-)ring )'t)l -erfor+)n'eith the set st)nd)rds

    Driteri) for Perfor+)n'e Cv)l)tion

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    13"

    (yste+)ti' Periodi'eslt Oriented $lexi%le

    Provide dire'tions Cn'or)ging

    Underst)nd)%le (tr)tegi' $itness

    e)listi' $)ir

    Iision fori+-rove+ent Ai+ for +)x.)''r)'y

    (te-s in ()les $or'e Cv)l)tionPro'ess

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    (et s)les go)ls o%&e'tives

    8esign i+-le+ent)tion +e'h)nis+s

    Cst)%lish -erfor+)n'e st)nd)rds

    ;e)sre )'t)l reslts

    Do+-)re reslts )g)inst st)nd)rds

     *)e 'ontrolling +e)sres

    (etting s)les go)ls o%&e'tives

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    • Att)in)%le• e)listi'

    • L)nti)%le / ;e)sr)%le

    • Do+-)r)%le / )n)lys)%le

    141

    8esigning i+-le+ent)tion+e'h)nis+s

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    +e'h)nis+s

    To s)les-ersons )'hieve t)rgetsM

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    (t)nd)rds

    • L)ntit)tive Perfor+)n'e(t)nd)rds

    • L)lit)tive Perfor+)n'e(t)nd)rds

    143

    1. ;e)sre )'t)l reslts

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    ()les An)lysis

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    ()les Iol+e

    i. 9y Prod'tsii.9y Dsto+er ro-s

    iii.9y *erritories

    Prots

    i> ross or net -rot +)rgins re=ired• 9y Prod'ts• 9y Dsto+er ro-s•

    9y *erritoriesii> ross ;)rgin )tio J gross +)rgin to tot)ls)les

    iii> Eet Prot )tio J net -rot to tot)l s)les145

    L)ntit)tive Perfor+)n'e (t)nd)rds ()les Orders

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    iii.Order I)le

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    i. (elling ex-enses : *ot)l ()les

    ii.$ield selling ex-enses : tot)l selling ex-ensesiii.Aver)ge selling ex-enses / ')ll

    Eo. of ')lls / d)y

    Dost / ')ll D)ll fre=en'y r)tio

    ;)ret sh)re )n)lysis

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    aKnowledge on@

    i. Prod'ts/servi'es de)lt ithii. Do+-)ny -oli'iesiii. Do+-etitioniv. 8istri%tion 'h)nnelsv. Dsto+er %eh)viors

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    'erformance #ppraisal ethods

    Traditional ethods odern ethods

    )> )ning +ethod )> ;)n)ge+ent %y o%&e'tives

    %> P)ired Do+-)rison

    +ethod

    %> 9eh)vior)lly )n'hored r)ting s')le

    J &o% )n)lysis

    '> r)-hi' )ting s')le ' > 360 degree )--r)is)l

    V ;9O J long ter+ go)l setting / &oint

    short ter+ go)l setting / -re-)r)tion of)'tion -l)ns / -eriodi' -erfor+)n'erevie / for+)l )--r)is)l.

    d> Dhe'list +ethod

    e> Driti')l n'idents +ethod

    f> $or'ed 8istri%tion +ethod

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    )ning ;ethod:

    • )ned on the level of their -erfor+)n'e,reg)rdless of the ty-e of or they -erfor+.

    • )ning )rr)nges s)les-eo-le in ter+s of

    %est -erfor+)n'e, next %est -erfor+)n'etill the le)st -erfor+ing s)ler-erson isre)'hed.

    • A't)l degree of dieren'e in the

    -erfor+)n'e of the s)les-ersons ')nnot %e)s'ert)ined.

    150

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    P)ired 'o+-)rison +ethod:

    •  *o s)les-ersons )re 'o+-)red )t )ti+e 'o+-)red on ) 'o++on 'riteri).

    • f there )re 10 -ersons, the no of -)ired

    'o+-)risons ill %e 45 : n /2•  *hs hile it is %etter th)n r)ning

    +ethod %t the -ro'edre is very

    tedios, ti+e 'ons+ing s%&e't toh+)n error hi'h ill +lti-ly ith+ore sets of -erfor+)n'e 'riteri).

    151

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    r)-hi' )ting (')le

    1. Dontinos s')le: f)'tors )reev)l)ted 'ontinosly, +)ringso+ehere in the 'ontin+, on )

    s-e'i' f)'tor.

    152

    1Iery high

    3Tigh

    5;oder)te

    7Ro

    "IeryRo

    (%&e'tive &dg+ent J %i)s ')nnot %e rled ot

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    8is'reet (')le:

    153

    Iery ood ood Aver)ge 9)d Iery 9)d

    5 4 3 21

      %)sed on s%&e'tive &dg+ent J ')n le)d to %i)s

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    ?eighted Dhe'list ;ethod :

    154

    #ttributes

    )elati$e

    weight

    =cellent "

    ;ood

    4

    :air3

    /ad2

    Dery/ad 1

    *core

    Prod't

    noledge

    0.3 W 1.2

    Do.noledge

    0.2 W 0.!

    (elling(ill 0.1 W 0.3

    D;(ills

    0.1 W 0.2

    ;otiv)tion

    0.1 W 0.2

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    Driti')l n'ident ;ethod .

     *he essen'e# to )s'ert)in 'riti')l events th)t +)ethe dieren'e %eteen -erfor+)n'e no-erfor+)n'e.

    ).9right in -ros-e'ting

    %.Eot s+)rt in 'sto+er h)ndling

    '.?rites ')ll re-orts ell

    d.8e+o sill is ex'e-tion)l, et'.155

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    $or'ed 8istri%tion ;ethod:

    156

    bser$ations of the rater 'erformance *tandards

    Do++ni')tion sill 25H Dery ;ood M R %-S;ood M 4- F %-S#$erage M 2- B 4-S

    /ad M 2-SDery bad M 1-S

    t is si+-le to i+-le+ent

    )nd ')n )void %i)s to )l)rge extent.

    (elling sill 40H

    Pers)sive sill 50H

    Person)lity 30H

    C+otion)l +)trity 30H

    Over)ll r)ting 35H Aver)ge.

     *r)dition)l ;ethods

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    $ield evie ;ethod: *he r)ter intervies eld s)les +)n)gers)nd s-ervisors to no hos)les-ersons -erfor+ in the eld on %oth=)ntit)tive )s ell )s =)lit)tive-)r)+eters.

    Toever v)lidity reli)%ility ofinfor+)tion so 'olle'ted fro+ the eldshold %e 'he'ed.

    157

    ;odern ;ethods;)n)ge+ent %y O%&e'tives :

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    ;)n)ge+ent %y O%&e'tives :

    Org)nis)tion)l go)ls )s gidelines J long ter+ go)ls•  oint go)l setting J ()les +)n)gers s)les-eo-le

    est)%lish short#ter+ -erfor+)n'e t)rgets ho+)n)gers ')n hel- the+ )'hieving s'h t)rgets.

    Pre-)r)tion of )'tion -l)ns J resor'e re=ire+ents +ethods of selling )re develo-ed. o%res-onsi%ilities )re 'le)rly dened/+odied.

    • Perfor+)n'e revie J tr)'ing -rogress of s)les-erfor+)n'e on ) -eriodi' %)sis.

    • $or+)l )--r)is)l J -erfor+)n'e reslts 'o+-)redith t)rgets 'orre'tive )'tions t)en/ go)lsredened.

    15!

    ;odern ;ethods

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    y g < >

    )>An)lyse 'h)r)'teristi's %eh)vior)l )re)s of the &o%.

    %>dentify 'riti')l %eh)vior)l )re)s ')tegorie the+)s +ost#ee'tive to le)st#ee'tive f)'tors.

    '>*hese 'riti')l in'ident )re)s )re revieed rened to) s+)ll gro- of -erfor+)n'e di+ensions e)'h isgiven right denition.

    d>Another gro- of s)les-eo-le/s-ervisors ithex-erien'e )re )sed to revie r)te on 1 s')le.e>$in)lly, fe -erfor+)n'e di+ensions ith individ)l

    r)ting s')les dene the 9A(.

    15"

    ;odern ;ethods

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    360 degree )--r)is)l

    160

    8istri%tors

    ()les-eo-le

    Peers

    ()les;)n)gers

     *he+selves

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    ,istribution channel

    management B anintroduction

    )ole of distribution channels To ad5ust the discrepancy of assortment through the

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    5 p y g

    performance of the accumulation7 allocation

    smaller lots C assorting process.

    To minimi6e the distribution costs through

    routini6ing and standardi6ing transactions to ma!e

    e=change more eOcient and e>ecti$e.

    To facilitate the searching process of both buyers

    and sellers by structuring the information essential

    to both the parties.

    To pro$ide a place for both parties to meet each

    other at a place con$enient to the customer and

    reducing uncertainty

    hannels facilitate afterBsalesBser$ice.

    ,iscrepancies in theprocess of e=change

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    p g•

    *patial discrepancy physical distance

    • Temporal discrepancy di>erencebetween time of manufacturing $s. timeof consumption

    • 0eed to brea! the bul! consumed insmaller 8uantities

    • 0eed to pro$ide assortmentheterogeneous mi=.

    The cost and control aspects ofintermediation

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    intermediation

    Direct ,istribution Indirect distribution

    ontrol

    osteOciency

    ,istribution channelstrategy

    (etting distri%tion o%&e'tives in ter+s of the

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    (etting distri%tion o%&e'tives in ter+s of the

    'sto+er re=ire+ents

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    8istri%tion 'h)nnel +)n)ge+ent

    en'o+-)sses )ll )'tivities de)ling ith thedistri%tion fn'tion of the r+

     *he distri%tion str)tegy -rovides gidelinesfor de'ision +)ing.

     *he distri%tion +)n)ge+ent fn'tion ')n %e

    vieed )s h)--ening in to -h)ses:

    ).8istri%tion -ro'ess +)--ing est)%lish+ent

    %.8)y#to#d)y +)n)ge+ent of 'h)nnels.

    ,istribution channelmanagement contd.

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     *he e ante -h)se involves )ll the )'tivitiesth)t )re )sso'i)ted ith the design )nd

    est)%lish+ent of the distri%tion 'h)nnel.

     *hese )'tivities )'t)lly t)e -l)'e %efore the

    distri%tion 'h)nnel )'t)lly st)rts fn'tioning.

     *he e poste -h)se involves +)n)ging the d)y

    to d)y )'tivities of the 'h)nnel herein the

    %eh)vior of the individ)l 'h)nnel +e+%ers)re 'oordin)ted

    hannel anagementtas!s

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    ,istribution hannel*trategy

    •hannelb5ecti$e

    •#cti$ity :inali6ation•rgani6ing theacti$ities•,e$eloping 'olicy;uidelines

    ,esign of thechannelstructure

    stablishingthe channel

    oti$atinghannelembers

    )esol$ingon?ictsamongchannelmembers

    = ante

    'hase

    ='oste'hase

    ;)nf)'trer

    hannels of drug distribution

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    D$ /8e-ot /(-er (to'ist

    (to'ist / ?holes)ler

    et)iler/ Dhe+ist

    P)tient

    nstittion Tos-it)l

    r)l 8istri%tion Dh)nnels J ;)&orsses

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    sses• C'ono+i' sses

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    ,esigning customerBoriented

    mar!eting channels

    Dh)nnel 8esign Pro'ess

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    • Do++er'i)l Eetor :

    J )gents / holes)lers / ret)ilers.

    • Rogisti')l Eetor:

     J tr)ns-orters / inst)ll)tion

    +)inten)n'e st) .

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    "annel Design*he 'h)nnel design is nor+)lly +e)nt to

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     *he 'h)nnel design is nor+)lly +e)nt to

    give ) 'le)r ide) )%ot:1>  *he n+%er of 'h)nnel entities in the

    'h)nnel netor .

    2>  *he )y in hi'h they )re lined.

    3>  *he roles )nd res-onsi%ilities of the entitiesin the netor 'le)r 't gidelines for the+)&or )'tivities to %e -erfor+ed dring the

    nor+)l fn'tioning of the 'h)nnel.4>  *he re)rds for -)rti'i-)ting in the

    )'tivities.

    What are the ser$iceoutputs

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    • Donvenien'e

    • (-)ti)l 'onvenien'e < 'h)nnelintensity vs. 'ost>

    • ?)iting ti+e

    • Assort+ent

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    3. A'tivities to %e -erfor+ed to fll servi'e ot-t o%&e'tives

    4. D)l'l)te 'ost in'rred for -erfor+ing these )'tivities, )t e)'h level

    5. 8esign ide)l 'h)nnel str'tre, netor of +e+%ers, -erfor+ing

    'ert)in fn'tions )t ) +ini++ 'ost

    6. Do+-)re ide)l 'h)nnel str'tre ith the str'tre existing in re)lityJ for )ny +odi')tion

    7. Assess ide)l 'h)nnel design J ee'tiveness, e=ity, s')l)%ility,exi%ility

    !. 8evelo- the 'h)nnel est)%lish+ent / +odi')tion -l)n

    =ample of a ser$ice outputdeli$ered template

    Sl No Service dimension Service output delivered

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    Sl.No. Service dimension Service output delivered

    1. Bulk-Breakin !nits are delivered in ones

    2. Spatial convenience "#ere is at least one outlet $or almost ever%3 km radius e&cludin o$ course t#inl%populated areas

    3. 'aitin time Not more t#an 2 da%s $or an% model

    4. (ssortment )t#er consumer oods items includin t#ato$ ot#er competitors are availa*le at all t#eoutlets +#ere t#e products are ot#er+ise(vaila*le

    5. ,nstallation support (vaila*le

    6. ($ter sales support ree $or $irst t+o %ears *ut availa*le onpa%ment a$ter+ards. (lso availa*le at ever%cit% $rom +#ere t#e product +as *ou#t.

    7. /onsumer $inancin (vaila*le

    Dh)nnel $los

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    :low 0ame =planation

    'hysical'ossession

     *r)ns-ort)tion (tor)ge

    wnership  *)ing title to the -rod't

    'romotion Pro+oting -rod't in v)rios )ys

    0egotiation  *er+s of tr)de ith -stre)+/donstre)+

    :inancing D)sh o / oring ')-it)l re=ire+ents of'h)nnel -)rtners

    )is! ta!ing Underriting riss hile -ossessing/oning,

    )rr)nties et'.rdering Pro'essing of orders -)ssing on to -stre)+

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    rights reserved.177

    hannel design e>ort decisions Fconsumer durables

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    consumer durables

    •  *he servi'e ot-t levels

    •  *he os or )'tivities th)t )re)sso'i)ted ith the )'hieve+ent ofthe servi'e ot-t levels

    •  *he ty-e of entity ho old %eentrsted ith the -erfor+)n'e ofe)'h of these os

    'arameters for comparingchannel designs

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    channel designs

    • CS'ien'y

    • Ce'tiveness

    • C=ity

    • (')l)%ility

    The channel establishment plancontd.

    •  *he +)in -r-ose of the 'h)nnel to %e set#-.

    • *he -role of the 'sto+ers ho )re the t)rget +)ret

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    •  *he -role of the 'sto+ers ho )re the t)rget +)ret

    for the 'h)nnel .•  *he needs )nd re=ire+ents of the t)rget +)ret ith

    reg)rd to the identied servi'e ot-ts -rovided %y

    the -ro-osed/ existing 'h)nnel.

    • An)lysis of the o-er)tions of the existing 'h)nnels th)tde)l in si+il)r -rod't/servi'e lines J ide)s for

    dierenti)tion.

    • 8et)iled )'tivity 'h)rt for )'hieving the servi'e ot-t

    o%&e'tives # lining servi'e o%&e'tives to s-e'i'

    )'tivities.

    'lanJ.. ontd.• 8et)ils )%ot the v)rios 'h)nnel 'onstitents

    ho ill %e -erfor+ing these t)ss

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    •  *he 'ost of -erfor+ing the )'tivities

    •  *he design)ted roles )nd res-onsi%ilities of the'h)nnel 'onstitents

    •  *he -ro-osed re+ner)tion for -erfor+ing theseroles )nd res-onsi%ilities

    • (t)nd)rds for +e)sring the -erfor+)n'e

    • Driteri) for )--ointing the 'h)nnel +e+%ers

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    Managing "annel Member

    .e"aviour 

    hannel relationships

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    Per'e-tions of org)ni)tion)l -oer 8e-enden'e

    Dontrol

     *rst

    Do++it+ent

    Do#o-er)tion

    ,iscrete relational e=changecontinuum

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    #rm’s length relationship

    )elational e=change relationship

    hannel control

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    'ayF> 'ayF> 

    :unction:unction

    ToleranceTolerance

    :unction:unction

    lostlost

    opportunitieopportunitie

    ss

    *upplier*upplier

    authorityauthority

    protprot

    earned byearned by

    channelchannel

    membermember

    Uone ofUone of

    acceptanceacceptance

    A

    )ole of persuasion7 authority7 andcoercion in channel control

    hannelhannel ToleranceTolerance

    f tif ti

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    #uthority#uthoritypersuasionpersuasion

    oercion

    'ay Fo>'ay Fo>

    functionfunction

    //

    /

    members protmembers prot functionfunction

    controlcontrol

    Dh)nnel Poer

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    e)rd Poer

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    $in)n'i)l retrnsHuality

    products

    Do+-etitive -ri'e)eliable deli$ery

    0ational

    reputation

    'romotionalsupportTraining

    ar!etresearch

    ompanypolicies

    Technicalassistanc

    e

    )esponsi$eness systems

    incenti$es

    ,istributosales forcincenti$e

    ,istributor rmincenti$es

    2. apabilit/uilding'rograms

    1.hannelore

    3.9ncenti$e'rogram

    ,n$luenceStrate%

    roup

    "%pes o$ ,n$luenceStrate%

    0&planation

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    hannel anager’s9n?uence strategy types

      ,ndirectin$luence

    strateies

    ,n$ormation e&c#ane• ,n$ormation control

    • odellin

    '#ere in$ormation on eneral *usinessissues and t#e c#annel proram is

     merel% e&c#aned +it# c#annelmem*er personnel.

    irect  !nmediated

    Strateies

    • ecommendation

    • 'arnin

    • ositive normative• Neative normative.

     ,n t#is t%pe o$ strate% t#econseuences o$ t#e acceptance or

    reection o$ t#e c#annel proramme orits implementation are stressed *utt#ese conseuences are *ased on aresponse $rom t#e market

    environmentnot on t#e mediation o$ t#e c#annel

    rincipal.

    e+ard and

    unis#ment

    Strateies 

    • 0conomic re+ard

    • Non-economic re+ard

    • 0conomic punis#ment

    • Non-economic punis#ment

      ,n t#is t%pe o$ strate% re+ardsand punis#ments are directl%iven to c#annel mem*ers

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    contd. 9n?uence strategytypes

    irect

    un+ei#ted

    strate% 

    • irect reuest "#is strate% involves makin a

    direct reuest to t#e c#annelmem*er +#ere t#e rincipalmainl% communicates desires or+is#es concernin t#e c#annelmem*ers acceptance o$ t#ec#annel proram.

    irect

    ediated

     strateies

    • ersonal plea

    • romise

    • "#reat and

    • ealistic re$erence.

      ,n t#is t%pe o$ strate% speci$icaction is reuestedconseuences o$ acceptance orreection are stressed and are*ased on t#e mediation o$ t#ec#annel principal.

    9n?uence situations in channelrelationship

    /ttitude towards t"e c"annel program/ttitude towards t"e c"annel program

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    ein$orcementprocess

    Be#aviouralein$orcement

    :non-economicre+ard;

    oderaterationali

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    of con?ictof con?ict

    *tructural*tructural

    sources of sources of  con?ictcon?ict

    on?icton?ict

    resolutionresolution

    :elt:elt

     con?ictcon?ict

    con?ictcon?ict  outcomesoutcomes

    #** : 0:

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    #ccommodati$#ccommodati$

    eeollaborati$eLprobleollaborati$eLproble

    m sol$ingm sol$ing

    ompromiseompromiseonceroncern forn for

    thethe

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