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A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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A) persuasive
B) reminder
C) media
D) informative
E) customer
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A) the customer alliance
B) the presale approach
C) the presentation plan
D) the presentation strategy
E) the followup
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A) Try to avoid feeling anxious about the initial contact.
B) Do not anticipate success because you may become overconfident.
C) Avoid the loss of spontaneity that often comes with a well-rehearsed approach.
D) Develop a deeper commitment to your goals.
E) Develop a healthy sense of realism about your prospects.
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A) The salesperson needs to be able to show the new buyers why the software is working for their company when they may not know a history of how things were before they had it to really understand the benefits.
B) The salesperson needs to be able to be extremely technical for the purchaser while using non-technical language for the new buyers.
C) The salesperson needs to be able to raise the price for the software without offending the current purchaser,knowing that the new buyers will not object to the new pricing.
D) The salesperson needs to be able to explain to the current purchaser why it is important to purchase the software again while not confusing the new buyers about the features of the software.
E) The salesperson needs to be able to explain the software to the new buyers who may have never used it.
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A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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A) fear of showing the product
B) fear of not trying hard enough
C) fear of talking about benefits
D) lack of self-confidence
E) lack of fear
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A) "Would you be interested in a security system that is currently used by most major banks in America?"
B) "Tammy Williams,buyer for the Mayfield Company,has been very pleased with our line of drapes and suggested I arrange to show you our products."
C) "I am anxious to show you our newest copy machine."
D) "I want to study your traffic patterns to be sure that our product meets your needs."
E) "Please accept this sample of our floor cleanser."
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A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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A) It is more important for new clients,as current clients have the same needs they did when they originally purchased the product,but new clients' needs are unknown.
B) It is more important for new clients,as the salesperson must have a more polished,smoother manner with new clients to earn their trust.
C) It is useful to do precall planning with both old and new clients if you have the time to,but a good salesperson can conduct an effective sales call without prior preparation.
D) It is equally important for both types of clients,as current clients' needs may have changed since the original purchase.
E) It is more important for current clients,as the stakes are higher that they will reject a proposal once they have used the software.
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A) This is a refusal of the sale,because the buyer has passed the proposal off to another department.
B) This is a negative outcome,as the prospect did not definitely commit to buying.
C) This is a neutral outcome,as the prospect did not take any action.
D) This is a positive outcome,as the prospect is seriously considering the proposal by bringing in the purchasing department.
E) This is a guarantee of a sale,as asking for a proposal is a binding agreement to purchase.
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