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Exam 5: Strategic Prospecting and Preparing for Sales Dialogue
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Question 41
True/False
While it is important to gain information on the prospect, it is relatively unimportant to gain any information on the prospect's organization prior to initiating sales dialogue.
Question 42
Multiple Choice
According to the textbook, with respect to prospecting methods, which of the following best summarizes the effectiveness of published sources such as directories and commercial lead lists?
Question 43
Multiple Choice
What is the process designed to identify, qualify, and prioritize sales opportunities from new customers or additional business from existing customers?
Question 44
Multiple Choice
According to the textbook, once potential customers have been identified, what should a salesperson do next?
Question 45
Multiple Choice
What is the term for the process of searching out, collecting, and analyzing information to determine the likelihood of a sales lead being a good candidate for making a sale?
Question 46
True/False
Salespeople should be nice to gatekeepers because they can be good sources for obtaining critical precall confirmation.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
What could a salesperson using the cold calling method of sales prospecting do to improve his or her efficiency in finding sales leads with a high probability of becoming customers?
Question 48
True/False
Using referrals and introductions does not improve the efficiency of cold canvassing.
Question 49
Multiple Choice
Which sales prospecting method involves calling on sales leads unannounced and using referrals and introductions?
Question 50
True/False
Good salespeople do not need to prospect, as customers come to them.
Question 51
Multiple Choice
Which form of locating prospects brings the prospect to the salesperson?
Question 52
True/False
The advent of electronic networking has made prospecting for new business even more difficult.
Question 53
Multiple Choice
Craig is a salesperson for an industrial equipment company. He calls on factories and spends most of his time talking with equipment operators who work on the factory floor. While Craig is able to get the equipment operators interested in his products, he is often unable to make a sale. What does Craig need to work on?
Question 54
True/False
In general, most prospects are eager to meet with salespeople.
Question 55
True/False
The first stage of obtaining precall information focuses on the contact.
Question 56
True/False
Information collected about prospects prior to the meeting and throughout the trust-based sales process should be accumulated and updated on a regular basis.
Question 57
Multiple Choice
From a sales manager's perspective, what is the essential difference between a sales lead (suspect) and a sales prospect?
Question 58
Multiple Choice
Gina, a salesperson for ABC Corp., spends a lot of time interviewing her prospects so she can learn their names, interests, and job responsibilities. What should Gina probably spend more time doing?