We provide Ready Sales Plan and Right Customer Retention Strategy: Ken Research


Posted December 21, 2020 by kenresearch16

Pricing Strategies Assessment, Price Skimming vs Price Penetration strategy, Industry Lead time Reduction, Industry Performance Benchmarking
 
The sales plan is a strategy document that improves the sales results in a specified time period. Ken Research sales plan often includes information about our target clients, our team structure, market conditions, deadlines & DRIs (Directly Responsible Individuals), the revenue goals, pricing & promotions as well as the strategies & resources necessary for achieving the targets. It provides strategic direction for our sales team, communicates our company’s goals & objectives to sales team, outline roles & responsibilities for sales team & leadership and monitors sales team’s progress to organizational goals. Apart from this, Field Ready Sales Plan is a plan to sell product & services by sale reps outside the office. Beside this, a strong sales plan creates the foundation for an organized, successful sales team and organization. These plans align sales people or representatives on shared goals and empower them to do the best work. The field sales representatives always regulate their schedule up to the customer’s needs. They are ready to sell products in customer’s convenient places like in the coffee house, at the office, or any other area. The field sales plan enables Ken Research to position itself and its offering in meaningful way.
Sales plan can be described by two types: inbound sales plan and outbound sales plan. An inbound sales plan relies on catering the sales process to customer actions. It prioritizes client’s interests, needs, pain points, and goals. Inbound sales plan also assist the buyer to become aware of potential problems & opportunities, discover strategies for solving the buyer’s problems and evaluate whether the salesperson can help the buyer with the problem, and after-that purchase the solution. Whereas, the outbound sales plan is based on seller actions that takes advantage of tactics for instance cold calling and cold emailing to spread the message about our product or service to a huge number of people. Furthermore, we have various customer retention strategies to boost sales. This retention strategy is a set of initiatives, which is designed to enhance customer value and encourage clients to re-purchase & evangelize our product/service. This strategy can be company-led, for instance instituting a customer-led or customer onboarding process, such as downloading & using a mobile app to make purchases. The Customer Retention Strategy is formed around our business goals & insights. The best customer retention strategy is how we build customer relationships & maximize revenue for every employee. There are various retention strategies that boosts our retention stats including customer surveys, surprise gifts & discounts, keep customers informed, provide excellent customer services, customer onboarding, use gamification, be active in the community and be personal. Apart from this some other retention strategies are loyalty programs, premiums & gifts, premium & gifts, regular reviews, questionnaires & surveys, CRM systems, blogs, social media, overcome buyer’s remorse, and others.
We treat our sales plan as a living document; therefore, we update or develop it periodically/regularly. With our best efforts, we guarantee that we will provide best ready sales plan and right customer strategy to customers in upcoming years.
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Field Ready Sales Plan
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Ken Research
Ankur Gupta, Head Marketing & Communications
[email protected]
+91-9015378249
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Tags company recruitment strategy , customer retention strategy , field ready sales plan , industry lead time reduction , industry potential business model , price skimming vs price penetration strategy , pricing strategies assessment , target market assessment
Last Updated December 21, 2020