Day 3 Flashcards

Study subjects discussed on day three of sales induction training.

1
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Explain the difference between Features, Actions, and Benefits or FAB.

A

Features- What a product does.
Actions- How features becomes a benefit.
Benefits- What a product does for the customer.

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2
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What is a must do behavior during “WOW.”?

A

Demo with every customer.

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3
Q

Why do we want the customer to say wow?

A

To create a desire for the solution being demonstrated.

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4
Q

What are three ways that a great demo creates customer delight.

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  • Shows customer that with the right technology they can do amazing things
  • Builds Value, Trust, credibility, and shows we’ve been listening.
  • Bonds the customer to the solution.
  • Helps close the sale.
  • Reduces returns and exchanges.
  • Sets up additional products and services.
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5
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How do you know what to demo?

A

By matching your customer’s needs and wants to the benefits of a solution.

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6
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Why do we demo?

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To establish value.

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7
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What are some ways to get to know product’s FAB?

A

Hands on practice, E-Learnings, Path to Excellence- Learning Lounge, Department Guidebooks, BestBuy.com, Vendor Reps, First Glimpse Magazine, Experts in your Store, YouTube.

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8
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What should you do during the demo?

A
  • Remember Words, Music, and Dance.
  • Observe the customer throughout the interaction to gauge their comfort level and interest.
  • The product needs to be in customer’s hands when possible.
  • Stand next to the customer, no in front of them.
  • Be aware of the pace of the demo.
  • Be able to demo features, actions and benefits and have the customer replicate it.
  • The demo should be put into the customer’s real life: “imagine on Saturday you are waiting for your sun and you could…..”
  • Paint a verbal picture if a physical demo is not available.
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9
Q

What are the must do behaviors of “Sell Solutions.”?

A
  • Recommend a full solution as one package.

- Close the sale, every customer every time.

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10
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What is the must ask question during “Sell Solutions.”?

A
  • Have you heard of Geek Squad?

- Ask for the sale.

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11
Q

What does HACCS stand for?

A

Hardware, accessories, connections, content, services.

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12
Q

What are the four steps to “Always Say Yes.”?

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  1. Multi-Channel.
  2. Corporate approved substitutions.
  3. Store Substitutions.
  4. Rain Check.
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13
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What does geek squad protection cover?

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  • Accidental Damage from handling.
  • One time battery replacement.
  • Uniform pixel repair standard (Three defective pixels within entire display area.)
  • Image Burn-In.
  • Mechanical or Electrical Failure.
  • One time charger or USB cable replacement.
  • Failure from power surges - car or home.
  • Dust, Heat, Humidity, Normal wear and tear.
  • Includes Locked and Found with GSP purchase.
  • Food spoilage and Laundry reimbursement.
  • Color Match Promise.
  • Re-installation with GSP and Services purchased together.
  • Free annual DSLR cleanings.
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14
Q

What is the difference between column selling and complete solution selling?

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When you column sell, you keep adding to a customer’s bill after they’ve already said yes. By recommending everything at one time, the customer can choose not to to buy something, but know where to get it.

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15
Q

What are three reasons a sales consultant might not attempt to close a sale.

A
  • They don’t know what to do.
  • They don’t know how to do it.
  • They don’t want to.
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16
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Give some examples of buying signals.

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  • Touching their wallet.
  • Giving permission to ask questions and write down information.
  • “Can I get the system delivered and installed?”
  • “How many do you think I’ll need?”
  • “How much would it come to if I took it all?”
  • I absolutely Love it! Does it come in red?”
17
Q

What are some examples of closing techniques?

A
  • Direct
  • Command
  • Immediate Gain
  • Fear
  • Twist
  • If, Then
  • Assumptive
  • Alternative
  • Summary
18
Q

What should you do after you ask for the sale?

A

Stop Talking

19
Q

What are the two causes for concern?

A

Lack of Trust and Lack of Value.

20
Q

What are the three F’s and what are they used for? Give an example.

A

Feel Felt and Found. Used for handling concerns. I understand how you feel. My customers have felt that way in the past. What they have found is…