1. 2 the structure of organisations & finance sales & marketing
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The Structure of The Structure of Organisations Organisations
&&FinanceFinance
Sales & Marketing Sales & Marketing
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Sales & MarketingSales & Marketing
• Satisfy NeedsSatisfy Needs
• Position in OrganisationPosition in Organisation
• Difference between Sales & Difference between Sales & MarketingMarketing
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NeedsNeeds
• Food and WarmFood and Warm
• RelationshipsRelationships
• Esteem & Self esteemEsteem & Self esteem
• BelongingsBelongings
• People buy to satisfy needsPeople buy to satisfy needs
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Commercial needsCommercial needs
• Payback/ROIPayback/ROI
• FunctionalityFunctionality
• EsteemEsteem– BuildingsBuildings– ClothesClothes– CarsCars
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Position in OrganisationPosition in Organisation
• ChairmanChairman
• Managing DirectorManaging Director
• Marketing DirectorMarketing Director– AKA Sales Director, Sales and Marketing DirectorAKA Sales Director, Sales and Marketing Director
• Finance DirectorFinance Director
• Production DirectorProduction Director
• IT DirectorIT Director
• HR DirectorHR Director
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Sales ProcessSales Process
• SuspectsSuspects– Need qualifyingNeed qualifying
• ProspectsProspects– Have budget and project in mindHave budget and project in mind
• CustomersCustomers– Placed ordersPlaced orders
• Sales FunnelSales Funnel– Many suspects, fewer prospects, even fewer Many suspects, fewer prospects, even fewer
customerscustomers
• Sales Forecasting (0% to 100%)Sales Forecasting (0% to 100%)
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Sales TechnologiesSales Technologies
• Contact Management SystemsContact Management Systems
• Customer Relationship ManagementCustomer Relationship Management
• InternetInternet
• Call CentreCall Centre– InboundInbound– OutboundOutbound
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ChannelsChannels
• Direct SalesDirect Sales
• Mail Mail Order/Magazines/Newspapers/CataloguesOrder/Magazines/Newspapers/Catalogues
• Telephone Order (MOTO)Telephone Order (MOTO)
• DealersDealers
• DistributorsDistributors
• WholesalersWholesalers
• RetailersRetailers
• InternetInternet
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MarketingMarketing
• Exploring the marketExploring the market
• Influencing the marketInfluencing the market
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MarketingMarketing
• AdvertisingAdvertising
• Database MarketingDatabase Marketing
• Market ResearchMarket Research
• ChannelsChannels
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AdvertisingAdvertising
• Corporate AdvertisingCorporate Advertising– Stress Financial StabilityStress Financial Stability– Leading Technologies Stress LeadershipLeading Technologies Stress Leadership
• Product/Service AdvertisingProduct/Service Advertising– Immediate & Measurable Effect on SalesImmediate & Measurable Effect on Sales– Product AwarenessProduct Awareness– PromotionsPromotions
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Database MarketingDatabase Marketing
• Demographics (ABC)Demographics (ABC)
• Mailing ListsMailing Lists– TargetingTargeting– Reduce Costs, Irritation to Potential Client Reduce Costs, Irritation to Potential Client
• Large DatabasesLarge Databases– Electoral RollElectoral Roll– Telephone DirectoriesTelephone Directories– Magazine and Club, Store card membershipsMagazine and Club, Store card memberships– Cross-CorrelationCross-Correlation
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Market ResearchMarket Research
• SamplingSampling
• QuestionnairesQuestionnaires
• Statistical AnalysisStatistical Analysis
• Focus GroupsFocus Groups– Selected PeopleSelected People– Detailed AnalysisDetailed Analysis
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ChannelsChannels
• PrintPrint– NationalsNationals– LocalsLocals– MagazinesMagazines
• TelevisionTelevision– InteractiveInteractive
• InternetInternet– MarketingMarketing– InteractiveInteractive
• BillboardsBillboards
• RadioRadio
• SponsorshipSponsorship– Worldwide - LocalWorldwide - Local
• EndorsementsEndorsements– David BeckhamDavid Beckham
• SeminarsSeminars
• ExhibitionsExhibitions– Windows 2001Windows 2001
• ConferencesConferences
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Marketing ProcessMarketing Process
• To measure effect of advertisingTo measure effect of advertising– Recall messageRecall message– Increases in SalesIncreases in Sales
• Generate Leads for Sales ForceGenerate Leads for Sales Force– CouponsCoupons– Internet ResponseInternet Response– Inbound CallsInbound Calls
• Companies Companies measuremeasure effectiveness effectiveness
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Marketing TechnologiesMarketing Technologies
• Database Management SystemsDatabase Management Systems
• Statistical Analysis PackagesStatistical Analysis Packages
• InternetInternet
• KiosksKiosks
• Call CentresCall Centres– IntegratedIntegrated– Voice RecognitionVoice Recognition– Predictive DiallersPredictive Diallers– Inbound RoutingInbound Routing
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Sales and Marketing Sales and Marketing
• SalesSales– Very MeasurableVery Measurable– Still individualisticStill individualistic– Short Goal Short Goal
OrientatedOrientated– Some Some
computerisationcomputerisation– Some processSome process
• MarketingMarketing– Cloudy to say the Cloudy to say the
leastleast– Behind the scenesBehind the scenes– StrategicStrategic– ComputerisedComputerised– Highly processedHighly processed