A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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Multiple Choice
A) Avoid giving the receptionist or secretary too much information.
B) Confirm the telephone appointment with a pre-appointment call.
C) Avoid telling the person how much time the appointment may take.
D) State the purpose of your call and explain how the prospect can benefit from a meeting.
E) Avoid developing a written presentation,which may sound too structured for a telephone call.
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A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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Multiple Choice
A) Perform some visualization activities to help focus on winning the sale.
B) Break the ice with Suzanne by mentioning a mutual acquaintance.
C) Prepare a PowerPoint presentation about her firm's history and products.
D) Send Suzanne an email outlining the features of the textiles.
E) Research Suzanne's firm on the Internet to get basic information.
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A) implementation
B) solution
C) presentation
D) close
E) preapproach
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True/False
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A) observation
B) question
C) survey
D) method
E) combination
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True/False
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True/False
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Build a strong prospect base by analyzing qualified customers.
B) Prepare a presale presentation plan needed to meet objectives.
C) Assume a role of mentor and associate.
D) Project a positive sales image.
E) Focus on relationships.
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Multiple Choice
A) Use aggressive sales techniques because British business people appreciate aggressiveness.
B) Remind the prospect of the disadvantages of competing Web conferencing products.
C) Immediately use first names with the prospect because British business people are informal.
D) Focus on objective facts about the Web conferencing product during the sales presentation.
E) Call the prospect frequently after the sales presentation to determine if a decision has been made.
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Multiple Choice
A) responding to the customer's comments
B) making nonverbal gestures of listening
C) discussing your personal experiences
D) maintaining appropriate eye contact
E) initiating the social contact
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Multiple Choice
A) referral approach
B) question approach
C) product demonstration approach
D) survey approach
E) premium approach
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Essay
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Focus only on the technically knowledgeable members of the group.
B) State the adaptive selling objective for each group member.
C) Use technical specifics when speaking to silent members.
D) Utilize an elevator speech to develop rapport quickly.
E) Identify the primary decision makers in the group.
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A) approach
B) needs identification
C) presentation
D) negotiation
E) close
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Multiple Choice
A) make adaptations based on the needs of the prospect
B) highlight features that show her firm's superiority
C) set a price high enough to leave room for negotiation
D) raise strong reasons for not purchasing from competitors
E) create a marketing campaign that will appeal to mass audiences
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Multiple Choice
A) rehearsing,initial contact,presenting,demonstrating,closing,and servicing
B) approach,needs discovery,presentation,negotiation,close,and servicing the sale
C) custom fitting,presentation,demonstration,negotiating,communicating,and closing
D) initial contact,presentation,demonstration,communication,closing,and servicing
E) preapproach,approach,rehearsing,presentation,negotiation,and closing
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