The Greeting Flashcards

1
Q

greeting definition

A

to address with express of kind wishes upon meeting or upon arrival

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2
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the purpose of the greeting is to make people feel _______, make yourself _____, put the buyer at ____ get on ______ ______, differentiate yourself and get people to turn _______ over to you

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welcome; known; ease; common ground; control

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3
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what is the proper greeting?

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“welcome, my name is ____. [put handshake out] and yours? What can I get you information on?”

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4
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________ the deal before it happens

A

postulate

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5
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an RDR is designed to

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defend and protect and have you lose interest in serving the customer

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6
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always be ______ when you hear an RDR and then… _________ it!

A

positive; disregard

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7
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show high levels of ____ no matter what the customer says

A

interest

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8
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track 1

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“Sir, my job is to get you all the information you need to make an intelligent decision on your schedule.”

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9
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track 2

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“you don’t have to make a decision or buy here today, my job is to serve you.”

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10
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track 3 (if they keep asking price)

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“sir, we would expect you to make your decision on price only.”

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11
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track 4 (busy buyer)

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“sir, i’ll get you everything you need in less than 20 minutes.”

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12
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common ground is a point you and the buyer _____ on

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agree

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13
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things you have in common with the customer

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  1. they want information (and you have it) 2. they want to get in and out (you also want that) 3. they want to be sure they don’t make a bad decision 4. they don’t want to be pressured 5. they are interested in price, payments, interest rates, down payments and figures on their car 6. they don’t want to waste time
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14
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Track for common ground:

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“sir, my job is to get you all the information you need to make sure you have the right product, leave the decision making up to you and do it as quick as possible. Fair enough?”

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15
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use the offer of _______ to put you in control of the sales process

A

information

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16
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when you greet the customer, imagine and see yourself

A

closing the customer with the information you give them.

17
Q

the actual giving of information (as opposed to the offer) will start in what step?

A

demonstration

18
Q

great greeting 1

A

“welcome, my name is grant and yours? (hand out) john, what information can i get you while you are here today?”

19
Q

great greeting 2

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“welcome to our dealership, my name is joey and yours? before we get started i’d like to tell you that my job is to give you all the time and information you need so that when you get around to making a decision i’m confident, you’ll consider us.”

20
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great greeting 3

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“welcome to our company! my name is joey and yours? John, let me take a moment to tell you our philosophy here. first, if we don’t have the right product for you and are for some reason unable to make the money agreeable, we don’t expect you to do business here. fair enough?”

21
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great greeting 4

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“welcome, my name is joey and yours? my job here is to find you what you want that fits your needs exactly, provide you with figures you can agree to in the shortest period of time possible. is that agreeable with you?