Sales Tactics Flashcards

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Q

“We are trying to get rid of our current flooring”

A

Can you tell me a bit about the decor in your house? Do you like your current cabinets?

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To avoid hearing “I don’t see anything I really like” after showing a product

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First ask the customer what they are looking for, what decor they have, what their vision is for the final result

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“I am deciding between laminate and LVP”

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  • LVP has proven to be longer lasting and more durable
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End goal of the conversation with the customer

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Have the customer leave excited for their new flooring

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What is product knowledge?

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Understanding the products/services offered, what they solve for, how they do it, and the benefits and drawbacks of each.

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What does market knowledge encompass?

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Who the customers are, what they are looking for, the current industry standard, and trends or changes occurring.

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Why is competitive analysis important?

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It helps to understand the strengths and weaknesses of competitors and how they solve the same problems as your products/services.

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What is a value statement?

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A declaration that outlines the value or benefits of a product/service, often referred to as a ‘Value Proposition.’

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True or False: The need for an elevator pitch has increased in modern sales.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Understanding the _______ is crucial for knowing what your customers are looking for.

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market

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What do prospects prioritize in a sales conversation?

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Solutions to their specific problems.

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What should sales reps be aware of regarding their competition?

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The competition’s strengths, weaknesses, and how they solve similar problems.

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List the key components of product knowledge.

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  • What the products/services solve for
  • How they work
  • Benefits
  • Drawbacks
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What is a key expectation of present and future clients regarding sales representatives?

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That they are aware of the competition and can demonstrate why clients should choose their products/services.

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15
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What is the first type of carpet?

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Carpet for people who are renting or selling the house

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What is the second type of carpet?

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Going to live in home 3 to 5 years and sell or rent the house

17
Q

What is the third type of carpet?

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Carpet for busy families, kids, pets, 10+ years

18
Q

What is the fourth type of carpet?

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We are going to live here the rest of our lives

19
Q

What is the fifth type of carpet?

A

Berber/Patterns

20
Q

What should I have in stock when selling a house?

A

I like to have a couple carpets in stock if possible.

21
Q

What are the best carpet choices for selling a house?

A

2 choices are the best: Grey and Beige.

These were selected by Realtors to help sell the house faster for more money.

22
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What happens if you show a larger selection of carpets?

A

They will ask to see more.

23
Q

What is most important to the customer?

A

How it looks

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What is the second most important aspect to the customer?

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How it feels

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What is the third consideration for the customer?
The ability to keep it clean
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What is the fourth factor that matters to the customer?
How long will it last?
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How often do you vacuum?
Consider your vacuuming frequency as part of your carpet care.
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What is the impact of taking care of your carpet?
If you take really good care of your carpet, it will last you forever.
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What happens if people don't take care of their carpet?
Some people don't take care of their carpet, so even really great quality won't last them long.
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What should you ask when setting an in-home estimate for a family with long-term plans in their home?
Don’t ask: "What color do you like?" or "What style do you like?" Ask: "Do you know what you are looking for, or would you like me to bring a good selection out for you?"
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How do you tailor your selections for a growing family during an estimate?
Bring options that align with their long-term living goals. Present a variety of styles or choices
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What strategy should you use when offering product options?
Use the "Good, Better, Best" approach: Show the 45-ounce option. Show the 55-ounce option. Show the 65-ounce or higher in the same selection.
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What is the first step to practice when presenting carpet options?
Show them a carpet that is more expensive than they planned to spend. Be prepared to walk back to a less expensive option.
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How should you compare two carpet options for a customer?
Provide both prices. Highlight the differences between the two products.
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When you give a customer a price
-Put the pen down -Shut up and let the customer talk -Next one who speaks loses
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Closing line if customer doesn’t like the price
Offer financing or a credit card first. Not the choice of if they will purchase it or not
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Closing line about time frame
14 day installation available with select stainmasters. Today is * and the project could be done by * if purchased today
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Closing line - sales
Bring up the end date of the sale
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9 word follow up
Hi *blank* Are you still interested in getting flooring for your *room they wanted done*?