Successful Large Account Management: How to Hold on to Your Most Important Customers and Turn Them into Long-Term Assets (Miller Heiman Series)

by Miller Heiman (Author), Tad Tuleja (Author), Robert B Miller (Author), Stephen E Heiman (Author)

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  Paperback
  2003

  $4.17

  Praise and Reviews 'We are now in the account knowledge era! The LAMP (R) process helps us to recognise it - and that's the start.' Brian Cates, former Senior Sales Training Consultant, Digital Equipment of Canada Ltd 'LAMP (R) provides a methodology that allows us to identify and manage clients more effectively.' Tom Beyer, former Vice Chairman Management Consulting Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers The book that shows how to keep your most important customers... Whatever your company's sales revenue, chances are that at least half of it comes from a few crucial accounts. So what does it take to keep them going strong? Successful Large Account Management will show you how. The authors of the best-selling books, The New Strategic Selling and The New Conceptual Selling, have now put together a hard-hitting, no-nonsense book describing the unique process that will help to improve your most important business relationships. By following their clearly defined and dynamic approach to the account planning process, you will learn how to: devise a strategic action plan for managing your key accounts; manage them effectively and profitably; build long-term relationships with clients; improve competitive positions in important accounts; move your relationship up the buy-sell hierarchy. Whatever business you're in, whatever its size, Successful Large Account Management shows you how to protect those crucial accounts that you can't afford to lose. The Miller Heiman Large Account Management Programme (LAMP) (R) is used successfully by some of the world's largest companies.

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  Paperback
  1994

  $3.29

  Designed to provide salespeople with a clearly defined approach to the account planning process, which will benefit their effective management of key customers. The ideas put forward in the text are based on the authors' sales training programme LAMP (Large Account Management Programme). The reader is taught how to implement an action plan for the management of a key account, how to manage limited resources, how to build long-term relationships with clients and how to identify the right contacts and activate proper channels of communication.