HRMHA355
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HA400 : The Class : Presentation : Commitment : Commitment

 

(P3, S5, T4)

Phase 3:  ACQUISITION AND MAINTENANCE STRATEGY

Step 5: Presentation Management

Topic 4: Obtaining Buyer Commitment


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Audio:          None

icon Text Reading : ONLINE TEXT - Obtaining Buyer Commitment

icon Online Lesson:  None

icon Web Activity 1:  None

icon Role-Play Reading: Role-Play IVc - Learn about How Salespeople Handle Customer Resistance (Questions) at the "Close."

.........................................a. Remind yourself how are all of these Role-Plays Connected? CLICK HERE.

.........................................b. When Salesperson AGAIN meets "Resistance" in the "Presentation's Close", what steps must he/she do? CLICK HERE.

.........................................c.Give me an Example of a "Presentation" (with buyer resistance at the "Close") Sales Conversation CLICK HERE.

icon Group Activity1: (20 Points) AFTER reading ALL assignments:  Text, Online Lessons, & Web Activities - DISCUSSION:

                               GO TO VCC: Customer "Resistance" at the "Close"

 

 


DEMONSTRATE YOUR LEARNING:  ASSIGNMENTS, PROJECTS & EXAMS


icon HomeworkAssignment 1: (20 Points): Synthesis Question P3, S5, T4

iconProject Assignment 1:

iconProject Assignment 2:.."Capstone Project" Specifications

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