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PSP Assignment 2
PSP Assignment 2
QUES 2
Ans Personal selling is the oral presentation in a conversation with one or more
prospective purchasers for the purpose of making sales it’s the ability to
persuade people to buy goods and services at profit to the seller and benefit to
the buyer.
Whereas relationship selling refers to the sales technique that focusses on the
interaction between the buyer and the salesperson rather than the price or details
of the product.
Example: A lot of us like to revisit the same place when we go on vacation and
stay in the same hotel. When we do that the staff typically learns our name and
our preferences things like our favourite room etc. The effort the hotel staff puts
into learning these things is a form of relationship selling even if we tend to
think of it as simply good service.
1 Awareness - Here both the parties that is buyer and seller gets familiar with
each other and become aware of the possibility of a long term relationship.
2 Exploration – During this stage each side tries to determine the potential
value of relationship. The relationship is define through the development of
each side expectation and interaction between the both parties.
A strong exploration is needed for the relationship to flourish over time. When
the buyer tries the product for the first time he or she is excited to receive the
promised benefits. A poor initial experience becomes the strong obstacle. The
salesperson must have:
Set proper expectations – Never promise more what can who deliver.
Over promising may get the initial sale. But dissatisfied customer will not
buy again and will tell many others not to buy.
Ques 4
Ans- Under the right set of circumstances theory the success in selling
depends upon on how well the salesperson handles the situation. The
situation here means all the internal and external factors that influence the
prospect.
Example- Suppose sales person say to customer “Let’s go out for a cup
of coffee’’. The salesperson and the remark are external factors. Internal
factor include desire or not to have a cup of coffee, to have it now, to go
out, and to go out with a salesperson. The salesperson cannot easily
manipulate the internal factors.