ZaPOP are specialists in the in-store marketing arena.
The company provides marketers with an exciting opportunity to promote their brands directly to the target audience at the "moment of truth” (when the purchase decision is actually made), thus stimulating shopping interest and increasing sales in store.
By utilising ZaPOP’s services, you are able to ...
A diploma or degree in Sales and Marketing would be advantageous
Minimum of 2 - 3 years’ customer relations experience
Minimum of 2 - 3 years’ sales experience
Background in Retail / FMCG is essential
Good communication skills, both written and verbal - English and Afrikaans
Strong sales and account management skills
Ability to build and maintain strong customer relationships
Experience in developing and implementing sales strategies
Ability to meet and exceed targets and goals
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiar with CRM software
Resides in Durban or surrounding areas
Competencies:
Integrity.
Great energy.
The ability to thrive under pressure.
Innovative.
Planner level 1000.
Team-player.
Sales Guru
Duties:
Achieving sales targets and completing the sales journey on all product offerings.
Offering strategic/creative solutions to clients.
Seeing all customers at least once over a ten-week period and meeting the required weekly store visits and client call targets
Attend trade shows.
Educating clients on new service offerings and consolidating reports
Creating sales proposals to pitch to clients, updating sales pipeline weekly and preparing sales store plan to discuss with management on a weekly basis.
Submission of an advert brief to studio via the advert platform.
Feedback reporting on sales, including strategy to close sales gaps
Attending both internal and external planned sales training throughout the year
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