BUS2145 Sales II

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BUS2145 Sales II

This course will teach students how successful salespeople transform everyday products into essentials for millions of consumers. Students will learn how to guide customers in recognizing the value of products and services, ultimately motivating them to purchase.

The course will explore strategies for fostering long-term customer loyalty and driving repeat sales. Through developing essential sales techniques, building strong customer relationships, and understanding consumer psychology, students will create positive customer experiences that ensure ongoing success.

Key Topics Covered

  • Develop the Attitude and Qualities of a Sales Professional: Understand and cultivate the essential mindset, communication skills, and work habits needed for success in a sales role.
  • Master Effective Sales Strategies: Learn various sales techniques and approaches to engage customers and close deals effectively.
  • Implement Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Gain proficiency using CRM tools and methods to build, maintain, and strengthen customer relationships.
  • Deliver Successful Sales Presentations: Acquire the skills to design and present persuasive and impactful sales presentations tailored to customer needs.
  • Understand the Role of Planning and Reporting in Sales: Learn how effective planning and detailed sales reports can optimize strategies and improve overall performance.
  • Design an Effective Sales Process: Master the step-by-step process of creating a structured and efficient sales system, from prospecting to closing.
  • Craft a Positive Customer Experience: Learn techniques to ensure a satisfying and seamless customer experience that fosters loyalty and repeat business.

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