Exam 8: Addressing Concerns and Earning Commitment
Exam 1: Overview of Personal Selling111 Questions
Exam 2: Building Trust and Sales Ethics113 Questions
Exam 3: Understanding Buyers134 Questions
Exam 4: Communication Skills148 Questions
Exam 5: Strategic Prospecting and Preparing for Sales Dialogue96 Questions
Exam 6: Planning Sales Dialogues and Presentations101 Questions
Exam 7: Sales Dialogue109 Questions
Exam 8: Addressing Concerns and Earning Commitment105 Questions
Exam 9: Expanding Customer Relationships107 Questions
Exam 10: Adding Value124 Questions
Exam 11: Sales Management and Sales 2.0175 Questions
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Too often in sales we want to rush the process and trade an initial good feeling for a genuine buying signal.
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One method for gaining commitment involves the salesperson reviewing with the buyer all of the confirmed benefits.
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Which description best defines the meaning of a trial commitment?
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After a buyer expresses an objection, it is inappropriate and often dangerous for the salesperson to ask the buyer probing questions.
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Antonio is salesperson for ABC Computing and is confronting an objection. Using the process recommended in the textbook for negotiating buyer resistance, what is the first thing he should do?
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"How do I know you'll meet our delivery requirements?" is an example of a need objection.
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"How quickly can you deliver the product?" is an example of a trial commitment.
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Which type of objection is a buyer who says, "Your company is too small to meet my needs" raising?
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In a discussion about sales resistance with his sales manager, Philippe has determined that some of his prospects have been avoiding the sales interview. Which strategy should he use to address this problem?
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What is the term for a response to buyer objections in which the salesperson counterbalances the objection with an offsetting benefit?
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"Close early and close often" is a good motto for salespeople involved in relational selling.
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The direct denial method is probably the safest objection-handling method for most types of sales resistance.
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What is the term for a traditional, and since discredited, sales closing technique in which the salesperson presumes that an agreement has been reached, places the order form in front of the buyer, and hands him or her a pen to sign it?
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The mark of a good salesperson is the ability to listen and determine the customer's needs.
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A buyer's resistance based on his or her loyalty to another supplier is generally easy to overcome.
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Marc, a salesperson for XYZ Furniture Shop, finds that most of his customers express resistance based on the fact that XYZ's delivery time is one week longer than most of its competitors. Marc usually handles that resistance by reviewing with the customers all of the confirmed benefits the product provides. Which method of handling resistance is Marc using?
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In a discussion about sales resistance with his sales manager, Kyle has determined that some of his prospects object because they do not recognize a need. Which strategy should he use to address this problem?
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What is the term for a traditional, and since discredited, sales closing technique in which the salesperson puts a time limit on the client in an attempt to hurry the decision to close?
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