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What is telemarketing?

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jasenka [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Using the telephone or the Internet to promote products or services to prospective clients is known as telemarketing. Outbound calls, inbound calls, lead generation calls, and sales calls are the four most prevalent types of telemarketing calls.

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mixas84 [53]3 years ago

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Definition : A telemarketer makes phone calls on behalf of the company to provide information about products and services to potential clients. When interviewing telemarketers the successful candidate will have a positive attitude with excellent sales skills.

What is a Telemarketer?

Telemarketers, also known as sales representatives, sell products or services over the telephone or through web conferencing. They usually work in call centers or at home for third-party call center companies. Additional responsibilities include: ... Contact potential and current customers to promote products or services.

What is a telemarketing in business?

Telemarketing is the direct marketing of goods or services to potential customers over the telephone, Internet, or fax.

What is telemarketing example?

Definition and examples. Telemarketing usually means contacting customers and potential customers by telephone, but can also include using fax or the Internet. Direct mail and face-to-face meetings are not part of telemarketing.

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Floating point operation time=T/4

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<em>/*dgemm0: simple ijk version triple loop</em>

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$Load \,Time=3 \times Memory \,Access \,Time=3 \times 100\, T =300\, T$

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$Computation\, Time=2 \times Floating\, Time\\Computation\, Time=2 \times \frac{T}{4}\\Computation\, Time=\frac{T}{2}$

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$T_{run}=N^3 \times [T_{load}+T_{comp}+T_{store}]\\T_{run}=1000^3 \times [300T+\frac{T}{2}+100T]\\T_{run}=1000^3 \times [400.5T]\\T_{run}=200.25 s$

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$T_{waste}=N^3 \times [T_{load}+T_{store}]\\T_{waste}=1000^3 \times [300T+100T]\\T_{waste}=1000^3 \times [400T]\\T_{waste}=200 s$

Percentage of Waste time is given as

$\%age \, waste=\frac{T_{waste}}{T_{run}}\times 100\\\%age \, waste=\frac{200}{200.25}\times 100\\\%age \, waste=99.8\%$

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