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Customer Loyalty Case Study in Sales Force Objectives

Reducing Conflicting Objectives

BACKGROUND

A routine investigation of customer loyalty for a client uncovered a significant positive correlation between the call frequency of the sales representatives and customers’ perceptions of the overall sales representative’s quality.  Sales representative quality was a strong driver of the overall quality of the firm.  Overall quality of the firm led to desirable behaviors of customers – maintaining their business with the firm, increasing their business with the firm, and recommending the firm to others.  

SITUATION

The Loyalty Research Center was able to calculate the threshold level of call frequency – the level of call frequency below which the perceived quality of the firm’s sales representatives had a sharp decline.  However, call frequency was affected by the objectives that each district manager had in place for his/her salespeople.

MARKETING MANAGEMENT QUESTION

How can research be used to uncover conflicting objectives from one sales district to another and how do different objectives put in place by district managers affect the overall performance of the sales force?

Find out what course of action was taken and what the results were.  Read the full text - Case 8: Customer Loyalty Case Study in Sales Force Objectives.

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