Making a List: Teaching Prospecting in Sales Courses

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Abstract

The importance of prospecting cannot be overstated in the sales discipline. The authors introduce an exercise that allows students to develop this skill by identifying and developing a detailed prospecting list with data gleaned from real-world contact information. This project can be executed both stand-alone or as an introduction to a larger-scale sales project. Additionally, this project can be delivered beyond the classroom in a workshop-style format to assist student organizations/clubs achieve their goals (e.g., fundraising, corporate outreach). Empirical results are shared, as well as qualitative student feedback, to demonstrate the exercise’s effectiveness for teaching this vital concept.

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Gyomlai, M. D., Milovic, A., & Dingus, R. (2023). Making a List: Teaching Prospecting in Sales Courses. Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice, 23(17), 74–79. https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v23i17.6535

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