This training course uses a variety of traditional and interactive methods, such as a number of self-assessments, models, group exercises, and relevant video clips, which help participants acquire the targeted competencies and skills in the field of marketing and sales, and then apply them in a smooth and professional manner.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Define the scope of marketing and sales operations and understand their functions and institutional value.
Conduct an effective audit of marketing operations to verify the company’s internal and external environment in order to develop a consistent marketing plan.
Integrate and synchronize promotional campaigns online and offline through a clear understanding of digital marketing functions and platforms.
Master sales operations and develop sales opportunity plans to increase sales revenues and profitability.
Develop marketing and sales standards to measure performance levels and ensure alignment with the desired objectives and outcomes.
This training course is designed for all individuals working in the field of business, including executives, department heads, sales and marketing managers, and anyone who wishes to enhance their skills in this field.
Marketing planning
Auditing marketing efforts
Digital marketing
Sales operations / buying and selling process
Sales opportunity planning
Cross-selling and up-selling techniques
Day One:
Scope of marketing and sales
Definition of marketing functions
Definition of sales functions
Differences between marketing and sales
Self-assessment of readiness for sales
Self-assessment of readiness for marketing
Joint efforts of sales and marketing (SMarketing – the new approach)
Day Two:
Basic marketing practices
The marketing mix: setting the scene
Understanding the marketing environment
Various techniques for marketing analysis
Competitive environment analysis
Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
PEST analysis (external environment)
Proposed framework for the marketing plan
SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats)
TOWS analysis (detailed analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats)
Criteria for prioritizing action plans
Conducting a comprehensive audit of marketing practices
Writing a strategic marketing plan
Day Three:
Fundamentals of digital marketing
Traditional marketing vs. digital marketing
Key platforms for digital marketing in business
Free and paid search campaigns
Auditing the effectiveness of your website
Auditing your social media initiatives
Day Four:
Basic sales practices
Sales operations
Objectives of sales operations
Competitive analysis matrix
Designing impactful presentations
Handling sales objections
Sales and buying process
Sales opportunity planning
How to differentiate yourself from competitors
Building strong professional relationships
Identifying different buyer personas
Understanding different decision-making roles
Capturing the most important sales opportunities
Marketing for sales employees
The seven essential elements of marketing
Tips to win the best buyers
Day Five:
Measuring the effectiveness of marketing and sales efforts
Holding effective meetings between marketing and sales units
Tips to enhance communication between marketing and sales
Suggested key performance indicators (KPIs) for sales
Suggested key performance indicators (KPIs) for marketing
Creating an effective balanced scorecard