This lecture discusses the diversity of personal selling situations and theories of selling. Personal selling is categorized into three groups: service selling, developmental selling, and developmental selling requiring unusual creativity. Theories of selling covered include the AIDAS theory, right set of circumstances theory, buying formula theory, and behavioral equation theory.
This lecture discusses the diversity of personal selling situations and theories of selling. Personal selling is categorized into three groups: service selling, developmental selling, and developmental selling requiring unusual creativity. Theories of selling covered include the AIDAS theory, right set of circumstances theory, buying formula theory, and behavioral equation theory.
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This lecture discusses the diversity of personal selling situations and theories of selling. Personal selling is categorized into three groups: service selling, developmental selling, and developmental selling requiring unusual creativity. Theories of selling covered include the AIDAS theory, right set of circumstances theory, buying formula theory, and behavioral equation theory.
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Diversity of Personal Selling Situations • Service Selling (Group A) – Inside Order Taker – Delivery Salesperson – Route or Merchandising Salesperson – Missionary – Technical Salesperson
• Developmental Selling (Group B)
– Creative Salesperson of Tangibles – Creative Salesperson of Intangibles
• Developmental Selling requiring unusual creativity (Group C)
– Political, Indirect or Back -door Salesperson – Salesperson engaged in multiple sales Diversity of Personal Selling Situations • Order Takers (Response Selling) • Order Creators • Order Getters – Front line Salespeople – Sales support Salespeople Theories of Selling • AIDAS Theory of Selling (Formulated approach)