Marketing 362 Professional Selling with Duane Weaver Week 1 - Introduction.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
MBA 532 Marketing Communications Strategy with Duane Weaver The Process: Advertising and Integrated Brand Promotion.
Advertisements

Marketing 362 – Week 2 Know Thyself, Questions, Objections and the Gatekeeper with Duane Weaver.
PPT Slides by Dr. Craig Tyran & Kraig Pencil The editor in charge of business books for Prentice Hall, I have traveled the length and breadth of.
CptS 401, Spring /14/11 Final Exam Review 1.
14 Selling Today Closing the Sale and Confirming the Partnership
Welcome to the Orientation for ENGLISH FOR CAREERS To view this presentation, just click the right arrow button to go to the next slide or the left arrow.
PRODUCT FOCUS 5/27/14 – 6/6/14 INTRODUCTION Our Product Focus for the next two weeks is CompTIA. CompTIA is most well known for serving as the backbone.
EDCO 267 – Spring 2015 Practicum in Lifespan and Career Development Shawn Ogimachi Please place “267” in the subject line of .
Value Reinforcement Leveraging High-Level Value-Added Selling with Duane Weaver.
Marketing 362 Sales Skills – Video Practice with Duane Weaver.
“THE PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING” “TIME TELLS ALL” “Its not only what you say, but how you do it” IMC: … WHERE EXPECTATION MANAGEMENT MEETS REALITY Building.
PERCEPTION IS REALITY. Marketing 260 Buyer Behaviour with Duane Weaver Week 1 – Introduction & Chp. 1.
PERCEPTION IS REALITY. Marketing 260 Buyer Behaviour with Duane Weaver Week 1 – Introduction & Chp. 1.
1 Astronomy 101A September 28, 2011 YOU SHOULD HAVE 3 HANDOUTS –6 pages for course –1 page for October Night Sky –1 page for RBSEU CONCEPT MAP ASSESSMENT.
Marketing 160 Principles of Marketing With Duane Weaver.
MARKETING 362 SALES COMPETITION PROJECT Project Overview with Duane Weaver.
Marketing 364 MARKETING CHANNELS with Duane Weaver.
Final Exam Review. Format of Final 20 questions –similar to quiz questions, possibly w/ some subquestions) Will have to answer all questions. 80%-90%:
Intro to Business 101 Welcome. Intro to Business I’m Paul Brennan Responsible Learner Class Goals –Terms –Functions of a business –Create your own business.
Corporate Environmental Management Class Introduction and Summary.
CSE 322: Software Reliability Engineering Topics covered: Course outline and schedule Introduction, Motivation and Basic Concepts.
VITO LETTER ASSIGNMENT Seminar with Duane Weaver.
PMBA 502 Foundations of Marketing with Duane Weaver Introductions and Course Overview.
ACIS 1504 Introduction to Business Information Systems.
Copyright  2002 McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd. PPTs t/a Consumer Behaviour: Implications for Marketing Strategy 3e by Neal, Quester and Hawkins 1 Consumer.
SALES CALL PRACTICE SEMINAR with Duane Weaver. OUTLINE Establish Two Sales Call Scenarios Form Groups of Three Observation/Score Conduct Sales Calls (5.
MBA 523 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING with Duane Weaver Introductions, Course Overview, Chp. 1 and Case Analysis.
Project Management Take a Tour of the Online Course.
Prepared By: Duane Weaver. PERCEPTION IS REALITY.
MARK 460 STRATEGIC MARKETING with Duane Weaver Week 1 - Introduction.
Introducing Value-Added Selling with Duane Weaver.
8/18/2015 Presented by D. Weaver, 2Birds1Stone Media 1 Professional Selling INTRODUCTION TO SALES AND THE BASIC SALES CYCLE WITH DUANE WEAVER.
1 MGMT 192 Management with Duane Weaver. 2 OUTLINE Introductions Overview of Course Outline Overview of Course Text Overview of Cases and Teams Introduction.
Business Marketing Overview of Course Dr. Dawne Martin Calvin 201 B – 107 next week Office telephone: Office.
SMGT 4021 PROFESSIONAL SELLING INTRODUCTION. Introductions Michael Odio, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Campus Recreation Center 6310A (6 th.
MARK 362 Professional Selling Monday, March 15, 2010.
Course name : computer essentials. Instructor: Basma Alabdullatif Office: computer department instructors office, 1st floor Office hours: Saturday (11:00-01:00)
SKU3033 / SKF3033 NETWORK & SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
PERCEPTION IS REALITY. Marketing 260 Buyer Behaviour with Duane Weaver Week 1 – Introduction.
BUS 462 Marketing Research Yinghong (Susan) Wei. Day 1 - Introduction Agenda for Today:  About Me  About You  About the Class  Form Teams  Discussion.
1 [CMP001 Computer Orientation I] Course Guide Ms. Wesal Abdalfattah office#: 357 Ext#: 8612 Prince Sultan University,
In pairs /small teams, your task is to create a 5 minute “Pitch” for the product (soft drink) you have created.
PERCEPTION IS REALITY. Marketing 260 Buyer Behaviour with Duane Weaver Week 1 – Introduction & Chp. 1.
Bob Travica MIS 2000 Information Systems for Management Instructor: Bob Travica Course Summary Updated: 2015.
Grade 10 Religious Studies WELCOME!. Introductions  Teacher  Course  Evaluation (summatives, tests, culminating)  How class works (when we start,
BBI2421 General Writing Skills Week 1 Introduction to the Course.
King Saud UniversityCSC112 - First Semester CSC 112 Java Programming I Introduction.
Introduction to Operating Systems CCSA 125 L.Deema ALShoaibi.
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction instructor’s name.
1 Introduction to Software Engineering Wen-Yang Lin Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering National University of Kaohsiung February, 2007.
GCSE MEDIA STUDIES. What is Media Studies? Television Film Radio Internet Newspapers Magazines Advertising Music Industry.
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction Marie-Christine Martin.
Welcome to CMPT 225 Data Structures and Programming Anne Lavergne
Marketing 160 Principles of Marketing
Case study exercise Negotiating a term sheet for Licensing the FlexiSeat Please, see notes on case study.
MARKETING 160 – MODULE 3 Marketing mix, Mktg. Environment and Mktg
PERCEPTION IS REALITY.
Consumer Behaviour (subject code)
If you abuse it, you lose it. What does a flipped classroom look like?
MARKETING 160 – MODULE 7 Brand Strategy MANAGEMENT and Retailing & Wholesaling With Duane Weaver.
Marketing 362 Professional Selling
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING-I ACCT 2003
MARK 160 CLASS FEEDBACK review
BBI2421 General Writing Skills
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction: Carey O’Donnell
BBI 2421 General Writing Skills
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction Carey O’Donnell
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction Carey O’Donnell
Information Systems in Organizations Introduction: Carey O’Donnell
Sharpening your interviewing skills
Presentation transcript:

Marketing 362 Professional Selling with Duane Weaver Week 1 - Introduction

Today’s Outline Introductions Overview of Course Outline Overview of Course Text Overview of Evaluation Requirements Defining “Professional Selling”

Introductions - Instructor Duane Weaver B.Comm., M.D.Ed. (honours), IESNA CEO 2Birds1Stone Marketing, Business and Computer App’s Instructor 20+ years management experience Sales Experience: Top Sales Awards (several times) Largest North American Deal ($40+ Million) Direct Sales Products/Services sold: A.I. (artificial intelligence) software, E-Commerce solutions, Telecommunications systems, Cars, Maintenance Programs, Greeting Cards… Enjoy sailing, soccer, cycling, golf and camping

Introductions - Students Your name? Something of interest about yourself? Why are you studying “Professional Selling”? What do you expect to learn from this course?

Course Text and supplements Required Readings: The Sales Success Handbook, 20 Lessons to Open and Close Sales Now, Linda Richardson. McGraw Hill, Value-Added Selling: How to Sell More Profitably, Confidently, and Professionally by Competing on VALUE, Not Price (3 rd edition), Reilly. McGraw-Hill, Selling to VITO (the very important top officer), Parinello, 3rd Edition. Adams Media Corporation, 2010.

Course Outline See Handout This is very much a “HANDS ON COURSE” whereby the seminar time will take the form of practice exercises and will also be used to allow for more personal interaction such as the discussion of personal experiences and selling skills. This course will take a lecture/seminar approach. We will have: one team sales project (to defined by end of week 5), one individual sales project (to be defined after Test 1), one term test and a second term test. Seminar exercises and periodic pop-quizzes will be conducted to help develop and assess your continued progress

Course Evaluation Term Test 120% Team Selling Project20% Team Peer Evaluation 5% Seminar Exercises & Pop Quizzes10% Term Test 225% Individual Sales Video Project20% THERE IS NO FINAL EXAM

Professional Selling Defined Please take out a sheet of paper and provide: your first and last name on the top of the paper your student I.D.# on the top of the paper briefly answer the following question in one paragraph: What does “Professional Selling” mean to you? Please Hand in your answer before you leave today

Thanks! Please come prepared to classes having read the required readings ahead of time. Next class: Think about any experience you have had selling (if none, think of sales experiences you have engaged in as a buyer). See you Thursday. SEE YOU NEXT CLASS