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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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• Gives relief from sensation
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• High Quality
• Innovation
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ABOUT PRODUCT

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• Stylish brand packaging
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• New product
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Traditional selling was started in 1960s-80s and still even found today.

• Traditional selling use only standard products like computers etc
• There sales are performed by sales-person. Product knowledge is very much to seller about product.
• It delivers service and supports information and training are added to value aspects of supply.
• Their is a good lead-time as a advantage of competiton.
• Valut is added and represented according to selling price.
• The competitive strenght of the product or service are almost entirely tangible, and intangibles.
• Benefits of supply extends to products and services only.
• In this method seller knows the traditional needs of the customer.
• Their main strategy is on new business growth. Multi-level management strutures exist in selling and custome organisation.

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Modern sellingModern selling is working very good in these days whereas, every business is adopting it.

• In modern selling product and services are flexible and customised.
• Sales function is performed by a strategic business manager.
• In this method seller has strategic knowledge of customer’s market place and knows all implications and opportuities.
• Here, just in time is taken as granted, as are mutual planing and scheduling.
• In this value is assessed according to the cost to the customer.
• The benefits and competitive strengths of the product or service includes many significant intangibles.
• Seller knows the needs of the business customers and partners.
• In thismanagement structure is flat, with few management layers. In this open communications are used.

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