Sales
Value of Personal Selling
The Ideal Sales Professional
Personal selling can play a critical role in driving hotel sales. The industry has reached new levels competition than ever before. Having a competent sales force representing the organization on the front lines is more important than ever before. Potential clients are being constantly bombarded by media in various forms in today's hectic lives. Therefore the value of face-to-face communications is at an all-time high. Personal selling is valuable because it allows organizations to break through the noise as well as tailor a personalized message for potential clients. Although personalized selling can be more costly, it is also more effective than other forms of marketing in most cases.
The hotel and tourism industry typically makes use of personal selling to promote their business. However, this is not common in all industries. Much of it depends on the complexity of the product as well as the revenues that are expected to be generated. For example, when a customer purchases a fast-food meal, the transaction is typically completed without the assistance of a sales person because the revenues simply would not justify a personal salesperson being involved. However, if a salesperson were to book five hundred rooms in a Hilton, then this transaction would generate revenues of over two hundred thousand dollars and definitely justify the use of a dedicated sales agent. Therefore, sales representatives are typically found in instances of larger transactions. Furthermore, they are...
Personal Selling in Hospitality Personal selling in the tourism and hospitality industry is an essential part of destination and hotel sales, driving base demand, creating awareness, and is becoming more competitive than ever before as organizations' continue to learn the benefits of this marketing component. This paper will analyze some of the traits that could be associated with the ideal salesperson in this industry by reviewing the literature as well as
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