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Selling Style & Motivation
Selling Style & Motivation
TPTR COORDINATOR
PLANT (2)
THE SALES JD AT THE ENTRY LEVEL:
The way you connect with your customer, i.e. where your actions influence and
impact the customer’s actions is known as the Selling Style.
The selling style adopted by Morris Garages is PROBLEM SOLVING ORIENTED
(9,9).
Under this approach of selling, the salesman consults the customer to better
understand the situations and the needs, and then suggest a product accordingly.
MG SELLING STYLE
1. IDENTIFY CUSTOMER:
AGE: 39 YEARS
DAILY ROUTINE:
Goes to office
Travels within city
Meeting official for
Lunch/Dinners.
Do not offer
Family doesn't Cramped
status and
fit together space
road presence
Lack modern
features
5. Understanding to the customer’s need the sales man will suggest - HECTOR PLUS
Non-Financial Motivators
FINANCIAL MOTIVATORS -Recognition
- Salary -Sales contest& Incentive programs
-Commission -Sales meeting
-Bonus -Sales Training
-Travel & merchandise -Promotions
According to this theory, the tendency of strength to act in certain way depends on the
strength of expectation of the act which will be followed by the outcome of attractiveness of
that outcome to an individual.
Here,
1. Expectancy = Salesman’s perception in regards to certain efforts will lead to successful
performance. - (CAN I DO IT?)
2. Instrumentality= The probability that his performance will lead to certain outcomes. – (What
do I get for doing it?)
3. Valence= Perceived attraction of the outcome, basically how much will he be rewarded.
20 30 40 50 60
AGE
1. EXPLORATION: The stage of exploration for all the new recruits, who started selling as
the career.
2. ESTABLISHMENT: When the sales person has successfully adapted sales as a career and
want to develop in this operation.
3. MAINTAINENCE: This stage is concerned with retaining the successful position, status &
performance level within the salesforce.
4. DISENGAGEMENT: It’s the retirement stage for many in sales profession.
LINK BETWEEN MOTIVATION, EVALUATION AND COMPENSATIONS:
MOTIVATION
Salespeople’s personal Evaluative of Type and qty.
Type & Achievement sales of sales
characteristic. quantity of of sales results compensation
efforts performance
Attributes of accounts &
territory.
Perceived association of efforts,
results & rewards
Perceived value of added
rewards