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"12 kroków procesu sprzedaży"
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CONFERENCES

Honorata Stolarzewicz Pro-KREACJA Unconventional communication methods as an effective tool in internet marketing
Warsaw, 14th October 2009

Speaker: Honorata Stolarzewicz

Guess who I am, and I will buy from you!
Customer behaviour on the Internet


In the twenty-first century we happen to live in two worlds: one is real and the other is... virtual. On the one hand the Internet has become a communication tool and on the other hand it represents our new everyday reality (often more interesting, attractive and exciting). The actions which we undertake in the real world are also possible in the virtual world. This includes shopping.
As customers on the net we do not, however, change our habits, preferences or needs. We remain real human beings of flesh and blood with our human motivations and emotions. This is often overlooked and whenever we witness the advent of technology the human user (customer) with their own feelings and their different needs is often forgotten.
Furthermore, some people are even convinced that machines (computers, Internet, software) will make the salesperson redundant and play down the importance of the eternal human need to be in contact with another human being.
However, whenever the real world clashes with the virtual world it becomes obvious that the salesperson-customer relationship is still present both in traditional sales and sales on the Internet, which although an excellent tool is, nevertheless, merely a tool. How, then, can we create a situation in which customers making purchases on the Internet will feel that the virtual salesman cares about their needs and appreciates their individuality?

PUBLICATIONS

Honorata Stolarzewicz Manager Pro-KREACJA 05/2008
http://www.pro-kreacja.com


Honorata Stolarzewicz

Do you know who your customer is?


Every company needs customers – there’s no sale nor profit without them. A customer being good at cooperation with, returning and buying again – it’s a dream of salesmen. A customer calling to thank and compliment – it’s a dream of customer service. A loyal customer who is buying from us and additionally recommends our products and services to the others – it’s a goal of every company. To win a customer is not easy, but to keep him is even harder challenge.

What does the customer really want? High quality of product of course, with low price and... a good service. In case of comparable offers of different companies the service is always a decisive factor. Customers expect a help, assistance, care and understanding their needs. They want to be attended by a competent staff who is able to give a professional advice. And the most of all – they want to know that a serviceman cares about them. The customers want to feel important and welcome.
Grzegorz Pollak Brief Brief nr 105/6 25.06 - 24.07.2008
http://www.brief.pl


Grzegorz Pollak

Sales Engine


A secret of a successful sale is doing what you like in professional and fair way, thinking of meeting customer’s needs. But can you rely only on your own priceless intuition?

Customer’s decision on choosing and buying goods depends nowadays on a salesman. Describing goods by a salesman as a way of satisfying customer’s needs or as a tool to succeed is a best way to convince the customer that this particular choice is right.
Grzegorz Pollak Pro-KREACJA Pro-KREACJA 06/2006
http://www.pro-kreacja.com

Grzegorz Pollak

Decision Worthy of Success


„Success seems to be mostly a matter of persevering when others resign.”
William Feather

Motto: „The most precious value of a salesman is his personal belief that goods or services offered by him are the best solution for customers.”

A salesman is often associated with a person who tries to force his opinion about a product, make us believe that we want something we really do not need or even force us into buying.
Honorata Stolarzewicz Manager MANAGER Magazin 02/2004
http://www.manager-magazin.pl/


Honorata Stolarzewicz

Tamed Change


Regardless of corporate culture, group standards, personalities and motivations of employees, we will always meet resistance against changes. Thus, let's be prepared to it.

High unemployment rate, the government focused on restructuring (subsidising) State-owned companies - monsters instead on the sector of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as unclear actions to be taken to adjust us to the European Union cause that the situation of entrepreneurs and employees is highly uncertain. How to operate if so many things are unpredictable? Well, we may expect changes for sure!
Honorata Stolarzewicz Humanizacja Pracy Humanizacja pracy 1-2 2003
http://www.wnn.pl/

Honorata Stolarzewicz

„REGULATORS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOURS
IN THE ORGANISATION"


"We have to agree with enlightened economists …,
that economics does not consist only in studying prosperity,
but studying human being, as well."
J. Kozielecki


Recently, we talk more and more about a big role of human factor in corporate success. We present more and more methods of recruitment and selection to choose the best of the best. We suggest incentive systems to encourage employees to take up effective and efficient actions. We implement new instruments supporting performance appraisal. However, to use them in practice, we mainly need thorough knowledge of human being, i.e. our drives, factors influencing our decisions, degree and extent to which our behaviours are predictable – key behaviour regulators.

Honorata Stolarzewicz Personel i zarządzanie PERSONEL i zarządzanie 07/2002
http://www.infor.pl/pisma/personel.html

Honorata Stolarzewicz

Two heads are better ...
Making team decisions


Is the well-known proverb "Two heads are better than one" justified? Does it exist in practice, especially at companies where success more and more often depends on the work of a group of people, and not individually operating units? Common decision making has many advantages: the presence of many persons mobilises team members to show initiatives, search for problem solutions. What should be, however, done not to allow employees yield to group pressure and lose their skills of independent thinking?
Honorata Stolarzewicz Humanizacja Pracy Zeszyt Naukowy Katedry Zarządzania i Marketingu nr 15 2002
http://www.gwsh.pl/


Honorata Stolarzewicz

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN EMPLOYEE GROUPS



Apart from education, various skills and personal predispositions, a newly hired employee has to, more and more often, be good at teamwork. A human being is still perceived as a unit – unique, the only of his kind, but cooperating with others, sharing his experience and aiming to utilise common potential. A simple rule "two heads are better than one" has been confirmed with studies, which have clearly showed that this is group work that allows to use human capacities fully.

Honorata Stolarzewicz Manager MANAGER Magazin 06/2002
http://www.manager-magazin.pl/


Honorata Stolarzewicz

Controlled Conflicts


Two groups fight: employers and employees. Both of them want to obtain as much as possible, giving in return as least as possible.

The fulfilment of professional ambitions involves a human being in a special way. This is where we may see efforts and emotions. This is thanks to work that we realise and achieve our basic existential needs, plans, dreams, prestige and position. We have a lot to loose, therefore we often fight one with another.

Dolphins can flow as fast as up to 35 km/h, and even up to 55km/h at large when they decide their destination themselves.

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