Hamilton (fictitious name) Manufacturing Company, Arlington, Massachusetts, a manufacturer of a unique hardware product, wished to create a marketing program to include a field sales capability. This three year old company had grown into a $2MM firm based on the personal selling prowess of its youthful founder, Jim Baldwin (fictitious name) who had obtained several large accounts on his own. Prior to engaging SALESMARK's services, Jim found himself working a 70-hour week both managing his company and wearing the sales hat. He had been generating leads from the Internet, through advertising listings in Thomas Register and other publications, and at regional trade shows. Jim wanted to create a sales structure using independent reps and headed up by a sales manager. This would provide Jim with a corporate structure that would reduce his personal workload and provide a stronger marketing capability necessary for expansion outside of New England. SALESMARK
helped Jim in several ways:
Next SALESMARK participated in the implementation of the above by:
What
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