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DRAFT Education as Marketing Knowledge driven strategies to achieve business goals

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Lack of knowledge in sales people is a frequent cause of ineffectiveness. Knowledge is critical in marketing and sales activities and must arrive to all the agents in the sales chain. Communication is not enough to transfer skills and abilities but education is not advertising Education is student-centered, information is content-centered, but a structured process of knowledge transfer that combines different strategies to achieve measurable behavioural changes (and business objectives) Technology is the enabler to do it cheaper, better, faster and broader-reach. Xeristar is educating general physicians to increase treatment compliance in depression AFAL (Alzheimer Families Association) is educating relatives in appropriate patient care CMC Markets educate its customer in a better use of operating software.

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Education as Marketing

Knowledge driven strategies to achieve business goals

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The issues

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Lack of knowledge in sales people is a frequent cause of ineffectiveness

35%

20%9%

8%

8%

20%

Where sales people go wrong*

Too much contactLack of knowledge of the product/serviceLack of knowledge of the business/industrySales style too ag-gressiveForgotten and/or ignored after contract is signedOther

*Source: survey by McKinsey between US and Europe Companies, 2009

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Knowledge is critical in marketing and sales activities

“Sales people are not able to refute customers objections”

“My dealers don’t recommend my products to the customers, because they don’t know the difference with competitors’”

“I need the opinion leaders have a clear idea of my solution”

“Competitors are winning market share because they claim to be cheaper than us, although we really have a total cost of ownership cost much lower”

“My customers don’t know how to use my product, and my company gets a lot of complaints”

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Knowledge must arrive to all the agents in the sales chain

sales people, client services staff

business partners, agents & resellers

advocates , prescriptors, opinion leaders

purchasers and payers

users & consumers

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Communication is not enough to transfer skills and abilities

•They are able to support others in doing the task

Master

•They are experienced at the task, and comfortable with their own ability to do it well. They are able and willing to not only do the task, but to take responsibility for the task.

Proficient

•They are experienced and able to do the task but lack the confidence to take on responsibility.

Beginner

•They are still unable to take on responsibility for the task being done; however, they are willing to work at the task.

Engaged

•They generally lack the specific skills required for the job in hand and are unable and unwilling to do or to take responsibility for this job or task.

Aware

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Education is not advertising

Education approach is more a mid-long term activity, it must not be thought as a tactical “campaign”

Training must be much more “neutral” and credible, focused on giving skills

It must be a “service” to the customer, feedback is essential

Measuring should be more detailed, and improving continuous

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Our approach

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Education is student-centered, information is content-centered

e-learning | Presentation

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Student

Specialist defined purpose

Target needs

Presentation, practice,

feedback and assessment

Sequenced for optimal

retention

Content

User defined purpose

Discipline Presentation

Sequenced for optimal reference

Education Information

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…but a structured process of knowledge transfer that combines different strategies…

Experience Based Learning• Mentoring, Role Playing, Case Studies,

Coaching

Collaborative Learning• Virtual classrooms, e-Labs, Web

conferences, e-Teams

Interactive Learning, Games and Simulations• CBT/WBT, Multimedia, Games,

Simulations

Support and Reference Materials• Web sites, video, audio, books, e-books

Learning from CollocationGetting together, Meet as a

community, Develop relationships, Live it, Do it

Learning from CollaborationDiscuss it, Practice with others,

Create virtual communities of practice

Learning from InteractionExamine it, try it, interact with it

Learning from InformationRead it, watch it, listen to it

Strategy Methods

LMS

LMS

face-to-face*

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Technology

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…to achieve measurable behavioural changes (and business objectives)

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Customer satisfaction is the first step to get business results

Behavioral changes in the customers are difficult, but not imposible to measure

Education effectiveness measurement is key

Finally, you should try to relate behavioral changes with business results

Customer satisfaction

Knowledge transfer

Behaviour changes

Business results

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Technology is the enabler to do it cheaper, better, faster and broader-reach

Is more measurable, so you can do it more

effecttive

Allows to reach targets in less time

Can be cheaper for you and for your customers, you provide greater value

You can reach all the targets

Business results

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Education approach can be much faster and effective…

Marketing, R+D, new products

sales people, client services staff

business partners, agents & resellers

advocates , prescriptors,

opinion leaders

purchasers and payers

users & consumers

Education as Marketing

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Usage Efectivenness

Target Interactions

Other

sales people

resellers

opinion leaders

prescriptors

purchasers

users

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…more customized…

This is only an example

Education as Marketing

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…more responsive and long-term sustainable

Marketing, R+D, new products

sales people, client services staffbusiness partners, agents & resellers

advocates , prescriptors, opinion leaderspurchasers and payers

users & consumers

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Experiences

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Xeristar is educating general physicians to increase treatment compliance in depression

Education as Marketing

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AFAL (Alzheimer Families Association) is educating relatives in appropriate patient care

Education as Marketing

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CMC Markets educate its customer in a better use of operating software

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Jose María Fernández Quinquer Santiago Moral

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Contact

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