Telemarketing: By-Rohit (861) Sagar

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TELEMARKETING

By- Rohit (861)


Sagar(862)
TELEMARKETING
 Telemarketing is the process of marketing goods,
advertising services or customer service over the
telephone.

In the 1950s, DialAmerica Marketing, Inc was the first


company completely dedicated to Telemarketing sales
and services.
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

It is classified into five type’s ;

a) Inbound telemarketing
b) Outbound telemarketing.
c) Business to Business Telemarketing
d) Business to Consumer Telemarketing
e) Automated Telemarketing
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

a) Inbound Telemarketing :
Here telemarketing call center Receive calls when
customers sees phone numbers in catalogs, direct mail,
emails, faxes, print ads, on websites and in TV/radio
spots to generate orders and leads.
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

a) Outbound telemarketing:
In Outbound Call are made to customers with prospects
to sell products and services, generate and qualify leads,
prompt them to visit stores and showrooms and set
appointments.  telemarketing call center can also notify
current customers of special sales and promotions.
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

c) Business to Business Telemarketing


Business to business telemarketing is used to obtain
customers, identify leads that are forwarded to the
company’s sales agents for sales follow ups for potential
sales
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

d) Business to Consumer Telemarketing


Business to consumer telemarketing is the process of
informing consumers to purchase certain products or
services. Again, inbound telemarketing is used when
customers place orders, and outbound telemarketing
calls are made to promote any special offers to
customers.
TYPE OF TELEMARKETING

 Automated Telemarketing
Automated telemarketing makes use of an interactive
voice response (IVR) system to make and receive a large
volume of calls. With this type of telemarketing method,
no live telemarketing staff is used. It is the sales agent
that directly speaks to potential clients if there is a need
to do so.
TECHNOLOGY USED IN
TELEMARKETING

 Autodialer
 Automatic call distributor

 Customer relationship management

 Predictive dialer

 Teleblock
TECHNOLOGY USED IN
TELEMARKETING
Autodialler, or automatic calling unit is an electronic
device that can automatically dial telephone numbers to
communicate between any two points in the telephone,
mobile phone and pager networks. Once the call has been
established (through the telephone exchange) the autodialer
will announce verbal messages or transmit digital data (like
SMS messages) to the called party.

 Telephony, is a device or system that distributes incoming


calls to a specific group of terminals that agents use. It is
often part of a computer telephony integration (CTI)
system.
TECHNOLOGY USED IN
TELEMARKETING
 Customer relationship management
Is a broadly recognized, widely-implemented strategy
for managing and nurturing a company’s interactions
with clients and sales prospects.

Predictive dialer is a computerized system that


automatically dials batches of telephone numbers for
connection to agents assigned to sales or other
campaigns. Predictive dialers are widely used in call
centers.
TECHNOLOGY USED IN
TELEMARKETING

TeleBlock is a software program that automatically


screens and blocks outbound calls .
Do-Not-Call (DNC) lists
WHEN TELEMARKETING IS NEEDED ??

 Struggling to sell something new.


 Need more exposure.

 Looking to try a new lead generation strategy.

 Need to research market.


ADVANTAGES OF TELEMARKETING
Advantages Of Telemarketing:
 1. Provides a venue where you can easily interact with the
prospect, answering any questions or concerns they may
have about product or service.
 2. it’s easy to prospect and find the right person to talk to.

 3. Its cost-effective compared to direct sales.

 4. Results are highly measurable.

 5. You can get a lot of information across if your script is


properly structured.
ADVANTAGES OF TELEMARKETING
 6. Increased efficiency since you can reach many more
prospects by phone than you can with in-person sales
calls.
 7. Great tool to improve relationship and maintain
contact with existing customers, as well as to introduce
new products.
 8. Makes it easy to expand sales territory as the phone
allows you to call local, national and even global
prospects.
DISADVANTAGES OF
TELEMARKETING:

 1. An increasing number of people have become averse


to telemarketing.
 2. More people are using technology to screen out
unwanted callers, particularly telemarketers
 3. Government is implementing tougher measures to
curb unscrupulous telemarketers
 4. Lots of businesses use telemarketing.
DISADVANTAGES OF
TELEMARKETING:

 5. If hiring an outside firm to do telemarketing, there is


lesser control in the process given that the people doing
the calls are not your employees
 6. May need to hire a professional to prepare a well-
crafted and effective script
 7. It can be extremely expensive, particularly if the
telemarketing is outsourced to an outside firm
 8. It is most appropriate for high-ticket retail items or
professional services.
Thank You

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