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Product Knowledge:Possessing in-depth knowledge of the products or services offered to effectively communicate their value to customers. Sales Presentations and Demonstrations:Presenting products or services to potential customers, highlighting their features and benefits. Negotiation and Closing:Negotiating prices and terms of sale, and closing deals to achieve sales targets. Relationship Building:Developing and maintaining strong relationships with both

A Field Sales Executive in the paint industry focuses on building relationships with clients, identifying new business opportunities, and meeting sales targets by directly engaging with customers in the field. This role involves understanding customer needs, recommending appropriate products, and driving sales growth. Key Responsibilities:Building and Maintaining Client Relationships:Establishing and nurturing strong relationships with distributors,

• Establish, develop and maintain positive business relationship with retailers• Own and deliver targeted sales numbers every week / month• Monitor all customer queries and ensure timely response to all issues.• Maintain and update knowledge on all company products and services.• Demonstrating product features to customers.• Accountable for payment settlement from the retailers.• Must be willing to travel as needed for business purpose.• Must be able to

Job Description :-Develop and Execute Sales Plans: Crafting and implementing strategies to meet sales targets for the assigned territory. Build and Maintain Customer Relationships: Establishing and nurturing long-term relationships with existing and potential customers. Identify and Pursue New Business: Actively seeking out new clients and opportunities within the territory. Negotiate Contracts: Finalizing sales deals with customers, including pricing and

A Field Sales Executive in the paint industry focuses on building relationships with clients, identifying new business opportunities, and meeting sales targets by directly engaging with customers in the field. This role involves understanding customer needs, recommending appropriate products, and driving sales growth. Key Responsibilities:Building and Maintaining Client Relationships:Establishing and nurturing strong relationships with distributors,

Key Responsibilities:The position will play an integral part in the company’s growth initiatives including but not limited to:• Handle inbound calls from customers regarding products, services, and orders.• Provide accurate and timely information to customers, addressing their questions and concernseffectively.• Assist customers with order placement, order status inquiries, returns, exchanges, and other relatedrequests.• Troubleshoot customer issues and

A Field Sales Executive in the paint industry focuses on building relationships with clients, identifying new business opportunities, and meeting sales targets by directly engaging with customers in the field. This role involves understanding customer needs, recommending appropriate products, and driving sales growth. Key Responsibilities:Building and Maintaining Client Relationships:Establishing and nurturing strong relationships with distributors,

Achieve Retail and Wholesale target for the dealers Improve/retain market share Observes competitor strategies within the assigned regionDevelop channel partner by aligning with company objectiveFocus on customer satisfaction meeting with customers to address concerns and provide solutionsDevise effective territory sales and marketing strategiesMonitor competition within assigned regionexperience11

A Sales Executive is responsible for generating revenue by identifying, engaging with, and closing deals with potential and existing clients. They build relationships, understand customer needs, and present solutions, ultimately driving sales growth for the company. Key Responsibilities of a Sales Executive:Product/Service Knowledge: Understanding the company's products or services and their benefits. Sales Presentations and Negotiations: Presenting