2012
DOI: 10.1108/08858621211196958
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What makes sales presentations effective – a buyer‐seller perspective

Abstract: PurposeThis exploratory research aims to examine the commonalities and differences in how buyers and sellers perceive and characterize an effective sales presentation in an attempt to present issues/themes that may help start a dialogue into the theoretical underpinnings of effective sales presentations.Design/methodology/approachThe paper consists of a qualitative study involving both salespeople and buyers.FindingsThe study uncovers three common themes of an effective sales presentation – knowledge, adaptabi… Show more

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“…In instances where the customer has relationships with both the salesperson and marketing manager, how does the customer experience this situation and what effects does it have? Another common topic area for grounded theory is understanding how salespeople interact with customers (Geiger and Turley 2003;Geiger and Turley 2005;Turley and Geiger 2006;Pullins et al 2011;Cicala, Smith, and Bush 2012;Pryor, Malshe, and Paradise 2013). Unlike the marketing/sales interface, this topic area has received significant research attention for some time; however, these inquiries locate theoretically open spaces such as salesperson listening, socialization and customer learning which need theoretical construction.…”
Section: Substantive Research Areasmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…In instances where the customer has relationships with both the salesperson and marketing manager, how does the customer experience this situation and what effects does it have? Another common topic area for grounded theory is understanding how salespeople interact with customers (Geiger and Turley 2003;Geiger and Turley 2005;Turley and Geiger 2006;Pullins et al 2011;Cicala, Smith, and Bush 2012;Pryor, Malshe, and Paradise 2013). Unlike the marketing/sales interface, this topic area has received significant research attention for some time; however, these inquiries locate theoretically open spaces such as salesperson listening, socialization and customer learning which need theoretical construction.…”
Section: Substantive Research Areasmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Beverland, Steel, and Dapiran 2006;Malshe and Sohi 2009b) and salespeople and customers (e.g. Cicala, Smith, and Bush 2012;Pryor, Malshe, and Paradise 2013). An interface that has been largely ignored in grounded theory sales examinations, however, is that between the sales manager and salesperson (e.g.…”
Section: Substantive Research Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Menurut Cicala et al (2012), belajar dari pengalaman membuat tenaga penjual terlatih dalam menggunakan waktu seefektif mungkin, saat melakukan kegitan penjualan. Tenaga Utomo penjual yang telah berpengalaman akan selalu memberikan pemahaman yang mendalam kepada pelanggan, dan pengalaman yang dimiliki tenaga penjual akan membuat mereka lebih mengerti atas strategi penjualan mana yang layak untuk diaplikasikan pada kegiatan penjualan.Oleh Karena itu, penulis mengajukan hipotesis sebagai berikut: H1: Semakin tinggi sales experience yang dimiliki tenaga penjual, maka semakin tinggi effectiveness of sales activities.…”
Section: Kajian Literaturunclassified
“…It is an integral part of a business career [19]. Even presentation is described as the body of a sale [20] and is one of the most important activities that support the achievement of a company's objectives [21]. Others argued that the presentation is related to the effectiveness of personal selling [22] for a good business presentation will have a good effect on the presenter [23].…”
Section: Business Communication and Business Presentation As Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Business presentation is a form of verbal communication [5] which is inseparable from business careers [6]. Even Presentations are described as the bases of a sale [7]. Seeking work is essentially about promoting oneself, goods, or services so that others are interested in picking, hiring, or buying them.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%