A) customer information can be shared with competitors
B) customer information is available to many people in the company
C) customer information is stored locally on the salesperson's computer
D) customer information is updated automatically by the CRM provider
E) customer information can be changed only with approval of a supervisor
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A) 5 to 10
B) 15 to 20
C) 25 to 30
D) 35 to 40
E) 45 to 50
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A) He should quit the job because there is no way he can succeed in a territory that is disorganized and about which he has little information.
B) He should ask the manager for a list of the representative's customers and their contact information.
C) He should start fresh by developing his own prospect base and forget about the retiring representative's customers.
D) He should start piecing together his prospect base by asking the retiring representative for information and matching that information up with invoices and receipts he gets from the billing and accounts receivable departments.
E) He should ask the other sales representatives in the department to each give him three or four of their prospects so that he can start to put together a prospect base.
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A) people who pay for a seminar will buy product
B) salespeople need help doing demonstrations
C) more than half of the people who attend seminars will become customers
D) they allow you to educate prospects about your product
E) you can build a close into the keynote speech
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A) follow up with every person you make contact with
B) select who you will follow up with based on their usefulness
C) send an email to every contact
D) follow up on all emails with a phone call three days later
E) keep track of your contacts in CRM software
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A) networking
B) mail inquiry
C) cold canvass
D) referral
E) trade show
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A) Shorten the sales cycle by quickly determining which of the new prospects are qualified prospects.
B) Reduce the number of prospects who board the "Ferris wheel."
C) Avoid the temptation to develop quality standards that might interrupt the steady supply of prospects.
D) Increase the use of telemarketing to identify prospects.
E) Make more cold calls to increase the volume of the pipeline.
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A) Charles' sales will track way behind those of the retiring representative and he will be docked pay and denied promotion because of this.
B) Charles is starting from almost scratch developing a prospect and customer base and may lose some current customers because he does not know about them.
C) Charles cannot succeed in this new job without customer information and will end up frustrated and doubting his skills.
D) Charles does not need any information from the retiring representative anyway as he is supposed to be developing his own prospects and not renewing business with the old representatives' customers anyway.
E) Charles was hired deliberately by management because he is young and his career won't be affected by this setback,so they will not give him the support he needs.
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A) more time talking about the features of the product
B) focus on non-verbal ways to build rapport with the prospect,such as making active listening noises
C) keep a list of qualifying questions in front of him so he makes sure to ask each one of them during the call
D) practice his elevator pitch so he can help the prospect understand the product more quickly,since they do not have time on the phone to do a long pitch
E) instead,talk about himself so the prospect will be able to trust him more easily
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A) Limit the number of people you meet in a given setting.
B) When you meet someone,tell the person what you do.
C) Follow up on every contact.
D) Don't hesitate to do business while networking.
E) Only offer a business card if the other person asks for it.
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A) with the telephone
B) popular only in the telecommunications field
C) which is seldom used today
D) that is of dubious ethics
E) that relies on making contacts with people and profiting from the connection
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A) assigning each prospect a rating
B) using multiple factors to classify prospects
C) determining where a prospect is in the sales process
D) using a sales forecast to predict which prospects will buy
E) using external industry research
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A) amount,date,and likelihood that a sale will close
B) saleperson bonus information on closed sales
C) amount and dates of sales competitors have made to the prospect
D) salesperson's conclusions on any calls made to the prospect
E) which salespeople earned the highest commissions,in descending order
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A) Middle Market Directory from Dun and Bradstreet
B) Directory of Corporate Affiliations from Macmillan
C) Data reports published by U.S.and Foreign Commercial Service
D) Standard and Poor's Corporation Records Service
E) your local Chamber of Commerce directory
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A) It will be shorter,because the salespeople will be calling prospects to introduce the company.
B) It will be shorter,because they will not have to overcome false impressions.
C) It will be longer,because the salespeople will have to introduce the company from scratch in cold calls instead of getting name recognition from prospects.
D) It will be longer,because the county has not had a need for Grackin Corporation's products before.
E) It will be the same,because sales presentations are sales presentations.
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