exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q
interpersonal interactions
between buyers
and sellers to 
initiate, develop,
and enhance 
customer
relationships
A

professional selling

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2
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Requires that salespeople earn customer trust and that their selling strategy meets customer needs and contributes to the creation, communication, and delivery of customer value

A

trust based selling

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3
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The process whereby new products, services, and ideas are distributed to the members of society

A

diffusion of innovation

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4
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the ability of a salesperson to alter his/her sales messages and behaviors during a sales presentation or as they encounter different sales situations and different customers.

A

adaptive selling

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5
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An approach to selling where the key idea is that various stimuli can elicit predictable responses from customers.

A

stimulus response

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6
Q

Assumes the buying process for most buyers is essentially identical and that buyers can be led through certain mental states, or steps, in the buying process

A

Mental states selling

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7
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Based on the notion that the customer is buying to satisfy a particular need or set of needs. The salesperson is more dependent upon questioning and listening to uncover the buyer’s needs.

A

need satisfaction selling

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8
Q

An extension of need satisfaction selling that goes beyond identifying needs to developing alternative solutions for satisfying these needs

A

problem solving selling

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9
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The process of helping customers reach their strategic goals:by using the products, services, and expertise of the selling organization

A

consultative selling

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10
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Arranges the use of the organization’s resources to satisfy the customer

A

strategic orchestrator

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11
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Uses external and internal sources to gather expertise on the customer’s business

A

business consultant

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12
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Supports the customer even without the possibility of an immediate sale

A

long-term ally

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13
Q

the extent of buyers confidence that he or she can rely on the sales persons integrity

A

trust

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14
Q

The ability, knowledge, and resources to meet customer expectations.

A

expertise

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15
Q

Predictability of a person’s actions

A

dependability

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16
Q

Honesty of the spoken word.

It means being upfront with others, especially with regard to issues/factors that may impact those others.

A

Candor

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17
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The act of salespeople placing as much emphasis on the customer’s interests as their own.

A

customer orientation

18
Q

A salesperson’s commonalities with other individuals.

Customers generally like to deal with salespeople with whom they can feel a bond.

A

compatibility

19
Q

refers to right and wrong conduct of individuals and institutions of which they are a part.

A

ethics

20
Q

the features and characteristics that are related to what the product actually does or is expected to do

A

functional attributes

21
Q

– A category of product characteristics that refers to how things are carried out and done between the buyer and seller

A

psychological attributes

22
Q

The augmented features included in the total market offering that go beyond the buyer’s expectations and have a significant positive impact on customer satisfaction

A

delighters

23
Q

refers to the degree to which a person holds opinions about issues and attempts to dominate or control situations by directing the thoughts and actions of others

A

assertiveness

24
Q

points to the level of feelings and sociability an individual openly displays

A

responsiveness

25
Q

The process by which the salesperson adjusts his/her communication style to fit that of the customers in order to
facilitate effective
communication.

A

communication style flexing

26
Q

A collaborative and two-way form of communication that allows buyers and sellers to develop a better understanding of the need situation and work together to co-create the best
response for resolving the
customer’s needs

A

trust based communication

27
Q

use open- and closed-end question formats to gain confirmation and to uncover attitudes, opinions, and preferences of customer

A

evaluative questions

28
Q

refer to or directly result from information previously provided by the other party.

A

reactive questions

29
Q
situational 
functional
social
psychological
knowledge
A

5 types of buyer needs

30
Q

A form developed & distributed to the qualified potential suppliers that helps suppliers develop and submit proposals to provide products as specified by the firm

A

RFP- request for proposals

31
Q

Must haves- Functional

delighters- psychological

A

two- factor model

32
Q

assertiveness and responsiveness

A

communication styles

33
Q

-There the ones that identify a need within the company

A

initiator

34
Q

Guide the decision process

  • Make recommendations and express preferences
  • These are often technical or engineering people
A

influencer

35
Q

Will actually use the product being purchased

-they want to know how the product will help them, and how it will affect their job performance

A

user

36
Q
The buyer (usually the “boss”)
-Has the ultimate responsibility to make the purchase
A

decider

37
Q

Negotiate final terms of purchase with the supplier

-Execute the actual purchase

A

purchaser

38
Q

Control the flow of information between the vendors/selling and buying center members

A

gatekeeper

39
Q

designed to penetrate below generalized or superficial information

A

probing questions

40
Q

used to shift or

redirect the topic of discussion

A

tactile questions

41
Q

situation questions-current situation
problem questions- current challengers
implication questions- consequences of the problem
need pay off- focus on the solution

A

SPIN