1.WHAT IS SALE, EXPLAIN IN 200 WORDS ?
2.WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SALES & MARKETING ?
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Answer / balaji
marketing is identifing customer needs wants and desire
converting them into products and services..sale is we
allready have the product or service we have to sale it
Sales is a one time process(means just selling the product
to the customer) but marketing is ongoing process
(Identifing the customer needs,devloping the desired
product,sales and then aftersales services or customer
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Answer / irshad
Sales Defination: Sales is the activities involved in
selling products or services in return for money or other
compensation.
Difference Between Sales & Marketing:
Marketing is everything that you do to reach and persuade
prospects. The sales process is everything that you do to
close the sale and get a signed agreement or contract.
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Answer / khurram
sales is the process by which company sells their product
without taking care of their needs and wants.
Marketing is a process of understanding the needs and wants
of the customer and available the desired product to the
customer in retuned to the companies profit
It is customer oriented process.
sales is simply the selling out of products by the company.
It is company's oriented process.
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Answer / vijay nerella
sales is the part of marketing but marketing is not a part
of sales
so
Marketing is a ocean but sales is drop of water
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Answer / pankaj
sale is transctional buiness,only focus on single
transcation i.e sales oriented and no after sales service.
sales;-sales oriented,no post purches services,focus on
product feature rather than prod. benefit.
marketing:-customer satisfication orented,after sales
services,focus on product benefit.It is activity inculded
sales programme.
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Answer / sandip dubey-fiib
create the value ,sustain the value ,and provide benefit to
the stake holders, is marketing
marketing is something where value is promised and sales is
something where value is delivered.
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Answer / gyanendra kumar
Q.1.Ans- sale is the bussines activity through the company
will make profit through higher sales volume.
sale is start from the product.In sale their is no need of
sales promotion and advetisement.
In the sale the customer is the last link.
In the sale the company will dont think about the customer
satisfaction.
packaging is provided to the product for only protection
against the damage.
Q.2.Ans- marketing is the business activity which governs
and direct the flow of goods from the manufacturer to
consumer.
sales is also a business activty which start from the
product.
marketing aims profit through coustomer satisfaction but
sales aims profit through higher sales volume.
In marketing customer is purpose of business and treated as
the fem.
but in sales the customers are treated as the last link in
the chain.
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Answer / siraram
In general sales means transfer of ownership.
Sales is a one time process(means just selling the product
to the customer) but marketing is ongoing process
(Identifing the customer needs,devloping the desired
product,sales and then aftersales services or customer)
Marketing means informing your potential clients about your
products or service, and finding ways to establish and keep
a customer base. Your target market is the specific group
of people that consume your product or utilize your service.
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Answer / k.johnmohan
sales is the process by which company sells their product
without taking care of their needs and wants.
Marketing is a process of understanding the needs and wants
of the customer and available the desired product to the
customer in retuned to the companies profit
It is customer oriented process.
sales is simply the selling out of products by the company.
It is company's oriented process.
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Answer / sakthivel.s
sales means liqitation marketing means bridge between the
company needs and consumer needs
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