ISBN: 9798178171394 - the practical systems approach casebook on sales and selling: cases, problems, and practical exercises in prospecting, qualification, sales process, negotiation, closing, and performance (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Knowing how selling works is one thing.Knowing what to do when a prospect hesitates, a pipeline stalls, qualification is unclear, an opportunity loses momentum, or a negotiation suddenly changes is another.The Practical Systems Approach Casebook on Sales and Selling turns sales principles into decisions, problems, exercises, and realistic selling situations.Designed for sales professionals, students, managers, entrepreneurs, business-development teams, and anyone seeking a more disciplined approach to selling, this casebook treats sales as an interconnected system rather than a collection of isolated techniques.Inside, you'll work through cases involving: - Prospecting and opportunity creation- Target-market selection- Lead prioritization- Initial outreach- Qualification- Discovery conversations- Identifying customer needs- Asking better questions- Value creation and positioning- Presentations and demonstrations- Managing objections- Follow-up- Pipeline development- Opportunity progression- Sales forecasting- Negotiation- Pricing discussions- Closing decisions- Stalled opportunities- Lost deals- Account development- Customer retention- Sales metrics- Performance analysis- Process improvement- Ethical selling decisionsThe emphasis throughout is application.What should the salesperson do next?Is the opportunity actually qualified?Which information is still missing?Where has the sales process broken down?Should the salesperson continue pursuing the deal-or redirect time elsewhere?What is creating resistance?Which action would move the opportunity forward?And how can the lesson from one sale improve the entire selling system?Rather than simply telling readers what good salespeople should do, this casebook places them inside realistic situations and asks them to analyze the problem, make a decision, and justify their approach.Cases can be used individually or as part of a larger progressive sales system in which prospecting feeds qualification, qualification shapes discovery, discovery supports value creation, and each stage affects pipeline health, negotiation, closing, and long-term performance.Whether you're studying professional selling, training a sales team, developing your own sales process, or strengthening your decision-making in live opportunities, this book provides a practical environment for testing sales judgment before the stakes are real.Study the situation.Identify the breakdown.Choose the next action.Measure the result.Improve the system.This book is an independent educational resource. Sales outcomes depend on many factors, including market conditions, product-market fit, pricing, competition, customer circumstances, execution, and individual judgment. No particular technique, framework, or exercise guarantees sales performance or business results. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Knowing how selling works is one thing.Knowing what to do when a prospect hesitates, a pipeline stalls, qualification is unclear, an opportunity loses momentum, or a negotiation suddenly changes is another.The Practical Systems Approach Casebook on Sales and Selling turns sales principles into decisions, problems, exercises, and realistic selling situations.Designed for sales professionals, students, managers, entrepreneurs, business-development teams, and anyone seeking a more disciplined approach to selling, this casebook treats sales as an interconnected system rather than a collection of isolated techniques.Inside, you'll work through cases involving: - Prospecting and opportunity creation- Target-market selection- Lead prioritization- Initial outreach- Qualification- Discovery conversations- Identifying customer needs- Asking better questions- Value creation and positioning- Presentations and demonstrations- Managing objections- Follow-up- Pipeline development- Opportunity progression- Sales forecasting- Negotiation- Pricing discussions- Closing decisions- Stalled opportunities- Lost deals- Account development- Customer retention- Sales metrics- Performance analysis- Process improvement- Ethical selling decisionsThe emphasis throughout is application.What should the salesperson do next?Is the opportunity actually qualified?Which information is still missing?Where has the sales process broken down?Should the salesperson continue pursuing the deal-or redirect time elsewhere?What is creating resistance?Which action would move the opportunity forward?And how can the lesson from one sale improve the entire selling system?Rather than simply telling readers what good salespeople should do, this casebook places them inside realistic situations and asks them to analyze the problem, make a decision, and justify their approach.Cases can be used individually or as part of a larger progressive sales system in which prospecting feeds qualification, qualification shapes discovery, discovery supports value creation, and each stage affects pipeline health, negotiation, closing, and long-term performance.Whether you're studying professional selling, training a sales team, developing your own sales process, or strengthening your decision-making in live opportunities, this book provides a practical environment for testing sales judgment before the stakes are real.Study the situation.Identify the breakdown.Choose the next action.Measure the result.Improve the system.This book is an independent educational resource. Sales outcomes depend on many factors, including market conditions, product-market fit, pricing, competition, customer circumstances, execution, and individual judgment. No particular technique, framework, or exercise guarantees sales performance or business results. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…