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Warner Charles Dudley
Media Selling
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Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Guide
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About the Authors
Acknowledgments
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1 The Marketing/Media Ecology
What Is Marketing?
The Internet and Ad Words: Disrupting Marketing and Advertising
Google
Aggregation theory
Customers Versus Consumers
What Is Advertising?
The Media
Hypocrites Not Allowed
Test Yourself
Project
References
Resources
Notes
2 Selling in the Digital Era
What Changed?
Digital‐Era Media Are Still “The Media”
New Assumptions for the Digital Era
Assumption 1: The media are fragmented
Assumption 2: Automation changes the sales process
Assumption 3: The explosion of complexity makes media selling difficult
Assumption 4: Much of digital advertising is unpopular
Approaches An old approach that still works
New selling approaches for the digital era
The customer burden of solutions
The rise of the consensus‐based sale
Increased risk aversion
Greater demand for customization
New approach 1: Serving the customer
Some definitions
New approach 2: Focus on customer success
New approach 3: Selling as educating
New approach 4: Algorithms and AI are the competition
Mission, Objectives, Strategies, and Tactics
Mission
Objectives
To get results for customers
To develop new business
To retain and increase current business
To delight customers
Strategies
Create value
Research and develop insights into prospects’ and customers’ problems, challenges, pain points, and competitive positioning
Become an expert about how your medium works and solves marketing and advertising problems
Become the preferred supplier
Innovate
Key tactics
To create a differential competitive advantage
To build relationships
To solve problems
Related functions
To monitor the marketplace.
To recommend tactics.
To cooperate.
Types of Selling
Exhibit 2.1
Salespeople require different competencies than they did two decades ago
Two types of customers
Missionary selling
The retail business
Selling to retailers
Service selling
The advertising agency business
Fee arrangements
Agency structure.
Basic functions.
Digital agencies.
Television bias
Selling to agencies
Calling on clients.
Numbers and data are a security blanket.
Communication skills.
Summary
Exhibit 2.2
Assumptions, approaches, and trends
Test Yourself
Project
References
Resources
Notes
3 Sales Ethics and Transparency
Sales Ethics in the Advertising‐Supported Media
Reasons people do not follow the rules
What Are Ethics?
Why Are Ethics and Rules Important?
Five Ethical Responsibilities for Media Salespeople 1. Responsibility to consumers
2. Responsibility to their conscience
3. Responsibility to customers
Customer‐oriented rules for media salespeople – the Don’ts
Rules for media salespeople – the Dos
4. Responsibility to the community
5. Responsibility to a company
The Five Cs of ethical responsibility
An Ethics Check
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Transparency
Test Yourself
Projects
References
Resources
Notes
4 The AESKOPP Approach, Attitude, and Goal Setting
The AESKOPP Approach Definitions
Attitude
Emotional intelligence
Skills
Knowledge
Opportunities
Preparation
Persistence
Key Elements and Core Competencies of the AESKOPP Approach
Exhibit 4.1
Salesperson core competencies
Attitude and Goal Setting
What is attitude?
Why are attitudes important in selling?
Honest
Positive/optimistic
Committed
Confident
Courageous
Competitive
Coachable (open/non‐defensive)
Curious
Self‐motivated
Assertive
Flexible
Cooperative
Nurturing
Can I control and change my attitudes?
Positive framing
Visualization and mental rehearsal
Do the right thing
How can I motivate myself to maintain a positive attitude?
High achievers
Goal‐Setting Theory and Objective‐Setting Practice
Goal‐setting theory
Goal clarity
Goal difficulty
Goal feedback
Objective‐setting practice
Measurable
Attainable
Demanding
Consistent with company goals
Under control of the individual
Deadlined
Take Full Responsibility for Your “Cycle of Success”
Your dream, your mission
Test Yourself
Project
References
Resources
Notes
5 Emotional Intelligence
Old‐Fashioned Models of Selling
Old Models Don’t Work In the Digital Era
The Current Model: Selling as Educating
The Importance of Emotional Intelligence
Exhibit 5.1
Emotional intelligence domains and associated competencies
How important is emotional intelligence in selling?
Do I have emotional intelligence?
What are the difference between how you see yourself and how others see you?
What matters to you?
What changes will you make to achieve these goals?
How can I apply emotional intelligence to selling media?
Rule #1: Do unto others as they would have others do unto them
Rule #2: People like and trust people exactly like themselves
Rule #3: People don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care
Test Yourself
Project
Resources
References
Notes
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