- ISBN: 9781420090758 | 1420090755
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 11/24/2009
Introduction | p. xv |
Acknowledgments | p. xvii |
The Importance of Leadership in Sales Management | p. 1 |
Overview | p. 1 |
Mentoring, Coaching, Teaching, Supervising, Managing, and Leading | p. 3 |
Mentoring | p. 4 |
Coaching | p. 4 |
Teaching | p. 4 |
Supervising | p. 4 |
Managing | p. 5 |
Leading | p. 6 |
Making Sure the Goals of Corporate Conform to the Sales and Marketing Initiatives | p. 9 |
Growth | p. 9 |
Goals, Strategies, and Tactics | p. 10 |
Follow-up | p. 12 |
Goals | p. 12 |
Strategies | p. 13 |
Tactics | p. 14 |
Managing the Four Corners of the Sales Matrix | p. 15 |
Manage-Up, Manage-Down, Manage-In, Manage-Out | p. 15 |
Globalization and Sales Management | p. 19 |
Globalization | p. 19 |
Foreign Languages | p. 20 |
Diverse Cultures | p. 21 |
Currency Exchange | p. 22 |
Management of Foreign Distributors and Agents | p. 22 |
Local Marketing, Promotion, and Sales Differences | p. 23 |
Political Risks | p. 24 |
Economic Differentiations | p. 24 |
Complicated Laws and Regulations | p. 24 |
Global Risk Management | p. 25 |
Vast Geographic Differences | p. 25 |
Major Supply Chain and Logistics Issues | p. 25 |
Packing, Marking, and Labeling Variables | p. 26 |
Dealing with U.S. and Foreign Customs Authorities | p. 26 |
Compliance and Security Concerns | p. 26 |
Overseas Travel | p. 26 |
Time Differences | p. 27 |
Domestic Sales vs. International Sales: Major Differences in Overall Sales Management and Personnel Matters | p. 28 |
FCPA: Foreign Corrupt Practices Act | p. 28 |
Know When to Be the Mother, the Father, the Brother, the Best Friend, or the Boss-What Personality Hat to Wear? | p. 31 |
Which Personality Hat to Wear? | p. 32 |
When to Mother? | p. 32 |
When to Father? | p. 33 |
When to Be the Best Friend? | p. 33 |
When to Be the "Boss"? | p. 33 |
Some Examples | p. 33 |
Mentoring and Developing the Skill Sets of Your Sales Staff | p. 41 |
Sales Skill Sets | p. 41 |
Sales Skills Development Strategy | p. 42 |
Excelling in Customer Service: Best Practices | p. 43 |
Motivational Techniques and Enhancing Bottom-Line Results | p. 45 |
Why We Need to Motivate | p. 45 |
Two Types of Motivation | p. 45 |
Team Motivation | p. 47 |
Case Studies in Sales Management Problem Solving | p. 49 |
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Pricing | p. 57 |
Competitive Service and Value-Added Deficits | p. 58 |
Lack of Qualified Closing Skills | p. 59 |
Poor Proposals from a "Quality Communicative" Benchmark | p. 59 |
Lack of Quality Relationship with Buyers | p. 59 |
Not Selling to the Decision Maker | p. 60 |
Failure to Convince Prospect to "Buy-In" | p. 61 |
Extraneous Issues | p. 62 |
The Sales Manager Daily Regimen: Time Management Excelled | p. 63 |
Time Management Overview | p. 63 |
The Visual | p. 63 |
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Take the Initiative to Change Behavior: It Will Change the Results! | p. 66 |
Mindset | p. 66 |
Organization | p. 66 |
Prioritization | p. 66 |
Communication | p. 67 |
Daily Regimen Planner for the Sales Manager | p. 67 |
Family | p. 68 |
Physical Conditioning | p. 68 |
Mental Setup | p. 69 |
Review of Long-Range Goals and Strategies | p. 69 |
Review of Short-Term Issues (Daily Checklist and Planner) | p. 70 |
Team Contact | p. 71 |
Office Contact | p. 71 |
Best Use of Time | p. 71 |
Lunch | p. 72 |
Afternoon Focus | p. 72 |
Summary and Setup for the Next Day and Balance of Week | p. 73 |
Mastering Key Skill Sets | p. 75 |
Forecasting | p. 75 |
Information Flow | p. 76 |
Accurate Projections | p. 76 |
Unsatisfied Customers Are Clearly Not What Anyone Wants | p. 77 |
Angry Senior Management Is Not to Anyone's Advantage | p. 77 |
Communicating Precisely and Timely | p. 77 |
Communications Effect Information Flow for More Responsible Forecasting | p. 77 |
Managing and Tweaking the Forecast | p. 77 |
Interviewing | p. 78 |
Know What Your Needs Are | p. 78 |
Identify the Skill Sets of the Salesperson against Your Needs | p. 79 |
Turn Over All Stones Both Inside and Outside of Company | p. 79 |
Interview as Many Candidates as Possible, after Being Prescreened by Human Resources | p. 79 |
Set a Time Frame for Interviewing and a Time Frame for Selection and an Anticipated Start Date | p. 79 |
Judge "Character" High on the List | p. 80 |
Qualify Motivational "Kick" Points, and Make Sure These Are Doable | p. 80 |
Call Referrals | p. 80 |
Develop a job Profile/Description That Is Very Specific | p. 81 |
Make Sure the Offer Is Contemporary, Competitive, with Clear and Doable Incentives | p. 81 |
Summary in Interviewing | p. 82 |
Hiring, Firing, and Maintaining | p. 82 |
Terminations | p. 82 |
Hiring | p. 83 |
Maintaining | p. 83 |
Security | p. 84 |
Career | p. 84 |
Compensation | p. 84 |
Leading-Edge Innovation and Reinventing | p. 85 |
Confrontational Management | p. 86 |
Proposals That Work | p. 87 |
Lead Development | p. 88 |
Managing the "Sales Pipeline" | p. 88 |
Running Meetings | p. 89 |
Eyeball to Eyeball | p. 89 |
Conference Calling | p. 90 |
Negotiation Is Key | p. 91 |
Strategic | p. 91 |
Understanding What Each Side Wants | p. 92 |
Negotiating with Leverage | p. 93 |
Obtaining Information: Mining | p. 94 |
Relationship Building | p. 94 |
Developing a Strategy | p. 96 |
Tactical | p. 97 |
Making the Strategy Work | p. 97 |
Determining the Place, the Time, the Players | p. 98 |
The Place | p. 98 |
The Time | p. 98 |
The Players | p. 99 |
Executing | p. 100 |
Follow-Up | p. 101 |
Problem Solving | p. 101 |
Emotional Intelligence | p. 102 |
Best Practices: Sales Management Excellence | p. 107 |
Health | p. 107 |
Remember Who You Are and Where You Came From | p. 108 |
Be Consistent | p. 108 |
Raise the Bar for Yourself | p. 109 |
Raise the Bar for Your Team | p. 109 |
Maintain a Mindset of Improvement and Maintain the Learning Process | p. 110 |
Manage Locally, Think Globally | p. 110 |
Be Altruistic | p. 111 |
Always Lead and Set a Positive Example | p. 111 |
Always Take the High Road | p. 112 |
Transitioning from Sales to Sales Management | p. 113 |
Why Are You Now in Management? | p. 113 |
Dealing with Colleagues and Peers | p. 114 |
Being of Value | p. 114 |
Be a "Turtle" | p. 115 |
Concluding Remarks | p. 117 |
Appendix | p. 119 |
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA): Department of Justice Extract | p. 119 |
Introduction | p. 120 |
Background | p. 120 |
Enforcement | p. 121 |
Antibribery Provisions | p. 122 |
Basic Prohibition | p. 122 |
Third Party Payments | p. 124 |
Permissible Payments and Affirmative Defenses | p. 125 |
Facilitating Payments for Routine Governmental Actions | p. 125 |
Affirmative Defenses | p. 125 |
Sanctions against Bribery | p. 126 |
Criminal | p. 126 |
Civil | p. 126 |
Other Governmental Action | p. 126 |
Private Cause of Action | p. 127 |
Guidance from the Government | p. 127 |
Political Risk Overview | p. 128 |
Political Risk Insurance Update: 2000 and Beyond | p. 128 |
History | p. 128 |
Spread of Risk | p. 129 |
Political Risk Coverages | p. 130 |
ISO War Risk Exclusion | p. 131 |
Trade Disruption | p. 133 |
Markets | p. 133 |
Loss Control | p. 135 |
Global Risk Management | p. 136 |
Political Risk Coverage Analyzed: Ten Critical Steps for Risk Managers | p. 136 |
tUse a Specialist to Arrange International Protection | p. 140 |
Information and Technology in Sales Management | p. 142 |
World Trade Institute | p. 142 |
Needed: Fluent Access to and Use of Sales Knowledge | p. 143 |
tThe Challenge of Sales Knowledge Management | p. 143 |
Knowledge-Management Functions | p. 144 |
Technology Solutions | p. 144 |
Knowledge Architecture: Organizing Knowledge for Use | p. 145 |
State of the Sales Knowledge Technology Marketplace | p. 147 |
Benefits of the Strategy | p. 150 |
Making Someone Sell | p. 150 |
ARI | p. 150 |
Sales Management Seminar: Newly Appointed Sales Manager Workshop Agenda | p. 151 |
Presentation for First-Time Sales Managers | p. 151 |
Why Are You in the Position of a Newly Appointed Sales Manager? | p. 151 |
Why Have You Accepted the Position? | p. 152 |
What Are Your Concerns or Fears about These New Responsibilities? | p. 152 |
What Does Senior Management Expect from You? | p. 152 |
What Are Your Expectations from This Seminar and Class? | p. 152 |
Management vs. Leadership? | p. 153 |
Goals and Strategies | p. 153 |
Execution and Consistency: Success or Failure | p. 153 |
Name the Major Responsibilities of a "Sales Manager" | p. 153 |
What Are Transitional Issues? | p. 153 |
Why Do People Buy? | p. 154 |
Management Qualities | p. 154 |
Delegation | p. 154 |
Potential Problem Areas | p. 154 |
Best Attributes of Sales Personnel | p. 154 |
Running of Meetings | p. 155 |
Prospecting and Lead Generation | p. 155 |
Interviewing | p. 155 |
Negotiation Best Practices Outline:10 Steps | p. 156 |
Go to School | p. 156 |
Master This Skill Set | p. 156 |
Study the Psychology of Need and People's Behavior | p. 157 |
Compromise | p. 157 |
Create the Win-Win Scenario | p. 157 |
Mine Heavily | p. 158 |
Articulation is Key | p. 158 |
Sell to the Decision Makers | p. 158 |
Control the Venue | p. 158 |
Make It So It Sells Itself | p. 158 |
Closing Questions | p. 158 |
Sales Management Case Studies Workshop | p. 159 |
Basic Case Studies | p. 159 |
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Advanced Case Studies | p. 162 |
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What International Salesmen and Travelers Need to Know about U.S. Customs (CBP) | p. 164 |
Index | p. 169 |
About the Author | p. 181 |
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