THE ART OF SELLING:
HOW MARKETING DRIVES SALES
CONTENTS
• Introduction to Sales
• The Sales Process
• The Importance of Targeting
• Building Relationships
• Measuring Success
• Conclusion
INTRODUCTION TO SALES
• Sales is the process of exchanging goods or
services for money or other valuable items.
• It involves identifying potential customers,
communicating with them, and convincing them to
make a purchase.
• Marketing plays a crucial role in sales by creating
awareness about the product or service,
generating interest among potential customers,
and ultimately leading them towards making a
purchase.
THE SALES PROCESS
The sales process typically involves several stages, including
Marketing supports
each of these stages
by providing tools
and resources that
help salespeople
identify and engage
with potential
customers more
effectively.
THE IMPORTANCE
OF TARGETING
• Targeting is the process of identifying
and focusing on specific groups of
potential customers who are most
likely to be interested in your
product or service
• Marketing research and analysis can
help sales teams identify these
target audiences and develop
strategies that resonate with their
unique needs.
BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
• Sales is all about building long-term relationships with
customers that lead to repeat business and referrals.
• Marketing can support this goal by providing resources
such as customer relationship management (CRM)
systems, loyalty programs, and targeted email
campaigns that help sales teams stay connected with
customers and provide ongoing value.
MEASURING SUCCESS
• To ensure that sales efforts are
effective, it's important to
measure success through
metrics such as conversion rates,
average deal size, and customer
lifetime value.
• Marketing can help with this by
providing tools such as analytics
platforms and models that enable
sales teams to track the impact of
their activities and optimize their
strategies accordingly.
CONCLUSION
• Sales and marketing are two sides of the same coin, working
together to achieve the common goal of driving revenue and growth
for the business.
• By understanding how marketing relates to sales and leveraging the
right tools and strategies, sales teams can build strong relationships
with customers, drive conversions, and ultimately achieve success.
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Sales and Marketing.pptx

  • 1.
    THE ART OFSELLING: HOW MARKETING DRIVES SALES
  • 2.
    CONTENTS • Introduction toSales • The Sales Process • The Importance of Targeting • Building Relationships • Measuring Success • Conclusion
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION TO SALES •Sales is the process of exchanging goods or services for money or other valuable items. • It involves identifying potential customers, communicating with them, and convincing them to make a purchase. • Marketing plays a crucial role in sales by creating awareness about the product or service, generating interest among potential customers, and ultimately leading them towards making a purchase.
  • 4.
    THE SALES PROCESS Thesales process typically involves several stages, including Marketing supports each of these stages by providing tools and resources that help salespeople identify and engage with potential customers more effectively.
  • 5.
    THE IMPORTANCE OF TARGETING •Targeting is the process of identifying and focusing on specific groups of potential customers who are most likely to be interested in your product or service • Marketing research and analysis can help sales teams identify these target audiences and develop strategies that resonate with their unique needs.
  • 6.
    BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS • Salesis all about building long-term relationships with customers that lead to repeat business and referrals. • Marketing can support this goal by providing resources such as customer relationship management (CRM) systems, loyalty programs, and targeted email campaigns that help sales teams stay connected with customers and provide ongoing value.
  • 7.
    MEASURING SUCCESS • Toensure that sales efforts are effective, it's important to measure success through metrics such as conversion rates, average deal size, and customer lifetime value. • Marketing can help with this by providing tools such as analytics platforms and models that enable sales teams to track the impact of their activities and optimize their strategies accordingly.
  • 8.
    CONCLUSION • Sales andmarketing are two sides of the same coin, working together to achieve the common goal of driving revenue and growth for the business. • By understanding how marketing relates to sales and leveraging the right tools and strategies, sales teams can build strong relationships with customers, drive conversions, and ultimately achieve success. 8
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