ENTREP Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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An activity where the seller is
trying to determine whether a person is
likely to buy it or not.

A

Qualifying

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2
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Qualifying is under which step?

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Step 1: Prospecting

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3
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It is the time to present the product or
service to customers with the objective to
stimulate further interest.

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STEP 2: SALES PRESENTATION

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4
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Step 3?

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Handling Questions

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5
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Step 4?

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Closing

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6
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Step 5?

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Build Long-Term Relationships

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7
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The purpose of this step is to follow up sales.

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Step 5: Build Long-Term Relationships

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8
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What are the four selling strategies?

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Cold Calling, Consultative Selling, Direct Selling, Persuasive Selling

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9
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The process of approaching prospective
customers or clients.

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Cold Calling

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10
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Emphasizes customer’s needs and meeting those needs with solutions combining products or services.

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Consultative Selling

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Face to face presentation, demonstration and sale of products or services, usually at home or office of a prospect by the independent direct seller.

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Direct Selling

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It calls for the ability of the seller to persuade his buyer according to the compelling reasons why the buyers need to buy your enterprise.

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Persuasive Selling

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13
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are things of value owned by the business.

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Assets

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14
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is an excess of assets over liabilities.

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Capital

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15
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is the formal statement of the financial
position of the business that shows the
assets, liabilities & owner’s equity.

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Balance Sheet

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16
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What is the Accounting Equation

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Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity

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17
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It is a report that summarizes the revenue
items, expense and the difference between, which is called net profit/loss for the period.

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Income Statement

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18
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the language of business

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Accounting

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the art or recording, classifying, summarizing a significant manner and in terms of money.

20
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the act of recording business and events in systematic and chronological manner.

21
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The person who is involved in the task of bookkeeping

22
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His main job is to record and process data in the accounting system.

23
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is on the left side of an account journal.

24
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is on the right side of an account journal.

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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? When the person in whose name the account is kept in debt to us.
Debit, Personal
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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? When the person in whose name the account is kept in credit with us.
Credit, Personal
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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? When the account received money or equivalent.
Debit, Real
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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? When the account gives us money or equivalent.
Credit, Real
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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? Any account that ends with the words “expense account”.
Debit, Profit and Loss
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Debit or Credit? Which Type of Account? Any account that ends with the words “revenue account”.
Credit, Profit and Loss
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total cash on hand and bank deposits
Cash
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are summarized accounts maintained with debtors and creditors.
Accounts Receivable/Payable
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refer to money that the business should receive from its customers for the goods and services it provided.
Account Receivable
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when a company owes a debt to its suppliers or other parties.
Accounts Payable
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are determined by having physical count.
Merchandise and Supplies Inventory
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What are the classifications of assets?
Current Assets, Fixed Assets, Other Assets (Intellectual Property), Owner's Equity, Sales
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those consist of cash and other assets that in normal operation can be converted into cash or consumed during the normal operation.
Current Assets
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are assets that are required for long term use in the business like property & land, renovations & improvements, furniture & fixtures, vehicles, equipment (computer) & tools.
Fixed Assets
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those include patents / goodwill, trademarks and other company’s rights that retain intrinsic value.
Other Assets (Intellectual Property)
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refers to the interest of owner or proprietors in the assets of a business.
Owner's Equity
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the amount of merchandise sold & valued as selling price.
Sales
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Classification of Accounts
Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Revenue, Expense
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Assets (???-???)
100-199
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200-299??
Liabilities
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300-399??
Capital
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Revenue (???-???)
400-499
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Expense (???-???)
500-599