
Sales Automation, Contact Management & Relationship Marketing
For Office Systems Dealers
Market Mentor© is the result of over 15 years of continuing research and development, and our 35+ years experience in the Office Systems Industry. We designed it to provide Office Systems Dealers with the functionality needed to stay competitive and run their businesses more effectively. It consists of 3 individual but integrated databases: Company database, Contact database, and Equipment database.
What you will see below are screen shots of the
Market Mentor Database for Office Systems Dealers.
Please call us at 800.875.7599 or email us at
sales@oacinc.com for a live web-demo.
Sample COMPANY Record
Level 1 - Page 1 - General,
Common Company Information

Sample CONTACT Record
Level 2 - Page 1 - General Individual
Contact Information

Sample CONTACT Record
Page 2 -
Sales & Marketing History

Sample EQUIPMENT Record
Each piece of equipment has it's own
separate record

SALES & MARKETING LETTERS
MS-Word format with Market Mentor Merge Codes
|
PROSPECTING |
CLOSING THE SALE |
| Invitation to Visit Trade Show Booth* | Inducement to Buy, Success Stories |
| Missed You at the Booth | Inducement to Buy, Product Demonstration |
| Introducing Oneself as New to Position | Response to Objection, Want to Think About It * |
| Appeal to CEO's | Response to Objection, Price Low, Quality Must Be Poor |
| Response to Objection, Too Expensive | |
|
APPOINTMENT SETTING |
Response to Objection, Satisfied with Present Products |
| Approach to New Mgmt. after Rejection by Old Mgmt. | Response to Objection, My Superior Dictates Brands |
| Approach to Someone Who is Avoiding You * | Response to Objection, Had Bad Experience with Company |
| Approach to New Contact in Company | Response to Objection, Had Bad Experience with Predecessor |
| Reschedule of Appointment | |
| Introducing One's Replacement |
CUSTOMER RELATIONS |
| Introduction of New Product Line to Old Customer | Appreciation of Business |
| Reactivation of Former Customer | Thank You for Compliment |
| Thank You for Setting Up Sales Call | |
|
PROPOSALS AND QUOTATIONS |
Thank You for Suggestions |
| Proposal Cover Letter, Cold Solicitation * | Thank You for Favor |
| Request to Submit Proposal | Thank You for Good Meeting |
| Request to Extend Proposal Deadline | Thank You for Letting Us Know We Can Do Better * |
| Confirmation Letter, Terms Accepted | Thank You for Recommendation |
| Confirmation Letter, Changes in Specifications | Thank You for Helping our Business Grow |
| Confirmation Letter, Changes in Contract | Request for Referral |
| Revised Proposal Cover Letter | Request to Use Name As Reference |
| Response to Request to Bid, with Questions | Customer Thank You Letter From President * |
| Thank You for Opportunity to Quote | Customer Thank You Letter From Executive VP |
| Customer Thank You Letter From Sales Manager #1 | |
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FOLLOW-UP TO SALES CALLS |
Customer Thank You Letter From Supply Rep |
| Follow-up after Sales Meeting * | Customer Thank You Letter From Support Manager |
| Follow-up after Lost Sale | Customer Thank You Letter From Service Manager |
| Follow-up after Proposal | Maintenance Agreement Renewal Letter |
| Follow-up after Customer Reaction to Proposal | Collection Letter |
| Follow-up after No Response | |
| Follow-up, with Testimonials | |
| Follow-up, with Names of Satisfied Users | |
| Thank You for Visiting Booth | |
| Confirmation of Contract Agreement | |
| Follow-up after Completed Sale | |
| Follow-up after Product Delivery, to Solve Problem | |
Automated Marketing Program
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125 page New
Business Development & Customer Care Plan |
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Letters:
4 steps – 3 letters
& envelopes + follow-up reminder Email:
4 steps – 3 email messages + follow-up reminder
Letters:
7 steps – 6 letters/faxes
& envelopes + follow-up reminder Email:
4 steps – 3 email messages + follow-up reminder
Letters:
7 steps – 6 letters
& envelopes + follow-up reminder Email:
7 steps – 6 email messages + follow-up reminder
Letters:
4 steps – 3 letters
& envelopes + follow-up reminder Email:
4 steps – 3 email messages + follow-up reminder Lost
Sale
Letters:
7 steps – 6 letters
& envelopes + follow-up reminder Email:
7 steps – 6 email messages + follow-up reminder
Letters:
4 steps – 3 letters
& envelopes + follow-up reminder |
Prospecting:
Most first and second calls on a new prospect are introductory, rapport
building sessions. This is a necessary step in the sales process but it is
both expensive and time-consuming.
We've prepared a series of three letters designed to professionally introduce
your company and representatives to your suspects and prospects. Once all
three letters have been sent, the system places a reminder on the sales
administrator's calendar to ensure proper follow up.
A phone call to the suspect and assuming they make contact, only three things
can happen:
1. They are interested
2. They are not interested right now
3. They are not interested at all
Based on their response, you would re-assign the contact to one of the
following tracks.
Interested: This track is
designed to move the prospect through the Interested Track steps to ensure
prompt and professionals follow up. Interested responses fall into 2
categories:
1. Interested and qualified – Appointment set
2. Interested and qualified – No appointment
3. Not Interested now and qualified
Studies have found that up to 63% of all leads turn into a sale for somebody
within a year. If it takes 8 contacts to make the average sale and 80% of
sales people give up after the 3rd contact, there’s a lot of business out
there for the taking if you have a structured lead management plan in place to
ensure that good opportunities don’t fall through the cracks just because of
a timing issue. This track is designed to help you "stay on your
prospect’s minds" without "getting on their nerves"
…automatically! And, without wasting valuable sales time on good prospects
who just are not ready to buy right now.
Not Interested: This track is
designed to help you "stay on your prospects' minds, without getting
on their nerves" in case they in front of the prospect, even it they
are not interested at all. This is very similar to the ‘Interested, but not
Now’ track. The only difference is that the letters are spaced out by
approximately 90 days instead of 45.
Lost Sale: This track is
designed for those "rare" cases when you‘ve done your best but
lost the sale. One far too common response to losing a sale is to react
emotionally, criticize their decision and run the risk of closing the door for
any future business. Another response is the one we suggest in the "lost
sale" track. Used properly, it will establish you as a professional and
keep the door open in case . .
1. The solution they selected is not quite as great as
expected
2. The sales rep does not service the account as promised
3. They leave and need a product like yours at a different
company
Customer Care: This track is
designed to ensure that we
1. Thank new customers for their business
2. Follow up after-the-sale to make sure they are happy with their decision
3. Minimize "buyer’s remorse"
4. Stay in touch without getting in the way
5. Cross-sell other products to a happy customer
6. Gain referrals
7. Retain the customers we’ve spent so much time and
money on while acquiring them.
New customers will always receive 3 letters and a phone call within the 1st
month. Afterwards, each customer will receive a thank you letter every 45 days
to remind them that you’re interested in their success, offer your
assistance and thank them again for their business.
For questions and pricing information,
contact sales@oacinc.com
or call 800-875-7599