Title: DEALER EVALUATION
1DEALER EVALUATION
2Introduction
- Ryko International has developed a system of
dealer evaluation, with the intention of setting
annual sales and service goals for each
distributors base territory.
3Why evaluate our business?
- Budgeting Process.
- Mutual Consideration of Next Years Business.
- Establish Mutual Goals.
- How Can Ryko Help Grow Your Business?
- Understand Sales History from Prior Years.
4Method of Evaluation
- Ryko International proposes using a Business Plan
format as a means of evaluation. - The Business Plan will be mutually developed and
agreed upon by both Ryko and the distributor.
5Evaluation Categories
- Marketing Plan
- Service Plan
6Marketing Plan
- Past Sales
- Annual Sales (future)
- Sales Force
- Trade Shows and Expositions
- Advertising
- Customer Base Goals
7Service Plan
- Ryko Product Service Technicians
- Parts Plan
8Lets Take A Look!!!!
9A. Marketing Plan
- Sales History
- a.) By US volume
10b.) By machine type and origin
11 2. Sales
a.) By US Volume
12 b.) By machine type and origin
13 c.) By type of sale
14 3. Sales Force
15 4. Trade shows and expositions
16 5. Advertising
17 6. History and goals for market customer
base a.) By company
18 b.) By customers not buying Ryko
19 B. Service and parts plan 1. Service
technicians for Ryko product a.) Projected
number of technicians
20b.) Machine/tech. ratio
21 2. Parts plan a.) Projection of annual parts
purchases
22b.) Annual parts purchases/machine population
23Partnership in the Evaluation
- Phil Braziel, Jacko Nieuwenhuize or Tony Braida
will be responsible for developing the marketing
plan with each distributor at the beginning of
their specified sales year. - Regular (six month) updates and reviews with
Phil, Jacko or Tony to evaluate if distributor is
on track.
24Future Thoughts for Incentives
- Parts Credits
- Chemical Credits
- Travel Credits to Attend Sales Mtg.
- Paid Customer Factory Visits
25THANKS, GRACIAS, MERCI, DANK, CHEERS