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Account Management: A Beginner's Guide to Client Relations

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Account Management: A Beginner's Guide to Client Relations

Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 790 MB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 8 lectures (58 mins) | Language: English

The Practical of Becoming a Professional Account Manager: Example, Strategies & Habits

What you'll learn

Account management strategies
Creating a bridge with customers to form sales flows
Account managers habit
Increase customer relationship and more sales

Requirements

There is no requirement for prior experience. Everything you need to know will be taught to you

Description

Have you ever considered becoming a key account manager? Account managers develop long-term, strategic partnerships with a company's biggest (i.e., most important) customers. From closing sales and fostering relationships to strategic planning and cross-functional leadership, this position requires a diverse set of talents. Whether you're a salesperson searching for a new challenge or an account manager eager to take on bigger clientele, there's a job for you.

In this course, we'll define account manager competencies, show examples of popular skills, and offer advice on how to improve them. This Account Manager training can assist you in creating a job advertisement that will attract suitable individuals. Please feel free to modify this job description to fit your specific job responsibilities and criteria.

Customer support, up - selling, technical assistance, and general relationship management are all provided by the account manager. An account manager may be in charge of a huge number of smaller accounts or only a few larger ones. Account managers are frequently excellent communicators with a strong dedication to client happiness .An account manager's attention to the requirements of individuals they represent can be the difference between a happy client who stays with the company for a long time and a dissatisfied customer who goes elsewhere.

Who this course is for:

Account managers who want to succeed
businessman who want to increase their sales
People looking for a job with a related degree
Employees who want to improve their work and become managers

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