Unit 5 - Chapters 12 - 16 Flashcards

1
Q

_____ _____ are advantages or personal satisfaction a customer will get from a good or service.

A

Customer benefits

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2
Q

Matching the characteristics of a product to customers’ needs and wants is called _____ _____ selling.

A

feature-benefit

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3
Q

Product features may be _____ , _____ , or _____ attributes of the product or purchase.

A

basic, physical, extended

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4
Q

A customer may have _____ and _____ motives for buying a new car

A

rational, emotional

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5
Q

_____ decision making is used when there is a high degree of perceived risk because the customer has little or no previous experience with the purchase and the item is very expensive

A

Extensive

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6
Q

Getting ready for the sale is called the _____ in selling.

A

preapproach

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7
Q

The four main sources for developing _____ _____ are direct experience, printed materials, other people, and formal training.

A

product knowledge

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8
Q

Looking for new customers is called _____.

A

prospecting

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9
Q

Satisfied customers often give _____ , names of other people who might want to buy the product.

A

referrals

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10
Q

Preparing for the sale in retail selling centers around _____ and _____

A

housekeeping, stock-keeping

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11
Q

What are the 7 steps of a sale?

A

approaching the customer, determining needs, presenting the product, overcoming objections, closing the sale, suggestion selling, and relationship building

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12
Q

What are the 3 purposes of the approach?

A

begin conversation, establish rapport, focus on the merchandise

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13
Q

During the initial approach in a business-to-business selling situation, what is the first thing sales-people should do?

A

introduce themselves and their company while shaking hands with the customer

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14
Q

What are some examples of appropriate small talk in a business-to-business selling situation that involves a customer with whom you have had previous contact?

A

talking about personal topics such as family and hobbies or industry trends

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15
Q

What is the most effective retail sales approach?

A

merchandise

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16
Q

What is the problem with the retail service approach, “May I help you?”

A

in most cases the customer response is “no” and thus the goals of the approach cannot be accomplished

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17
Q

What is the main purpose for the determining needs step of the sale?

A

uncover the customer’s motives, needs and wants so that the rest of the sales process may focus on them

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18
Q

In the sales process, you should begin determining needs _____

A

as soon as possible

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19
Q

What are 3 methods that may be used to determine needs?

A

listening, observing, asking questions

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20
Q

What are 2 things a salesperson should not do when questioning customers?

A

ask personal questions, ask a series of questions in a row

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21
Q

What is the goal of the product presentation?

A

match customer’s needs and wants with product features

22
Q

When you don’t know your customer’s price range, and knowledge of the intended use is insufficient to determine a price range, what should you do?

A

begin showing a medium-priced product

23
Q

To best describe your product during the product presentation, what is it a good idea to do?

A

use descriptive adjectives and action verbs; avoid slang and; and/or use layman’s terms

24
Q

To make a product presentation come alive, what should you do?

A

handle the product with care, display it creatively, demonstrate its selling points, use sales aids, and involve the customer in the sale

25
Q

What are objections?

A

concerns, hesitations, doubts or other honest reasons a customer has for not making a purchase

26
Q

Why should you welcome and plan for objections?

A

they can guide you in the sales process by helping you redefine the customer’s needs and determine when the customer wants more information

27
Q

What are the 5 buying decisions upon which most objections are based?

A

need, product, source, price, and time

28
Q

What is the four-step method for handling objections?

A

listen carefully, acknowledge the customer’s objection, restate the objection, answer the objection

29
Q

When an objection is based on a product’s high price, what method should the salesperson use for handling objections

A

superior point method

30
Q

What is the adage that exemplifies the demonstration method for handling objections?

A

“Seeing is believing”

31
Q

You _____ the sale when your customer is ready to buy.

A

close

32
Q

To detect an opportunity to close the sale, look for _____ _____.

A

buying signals

33
Q

The _____ _____ is a closing method that encourages a customer to make a decision between two items.

A

which close

34
Q

The _____ _____ is a closing method in which you ask for the sale.

A

direct close

35
Q

The _____ _____ _____ close should only be used when a product is in short supply or the price will be going up in the near future.

A

standing room only

36
Q

In the _____ _____ , the salesperson can use special services to help close the sale, such as gift wrapping, special sales arrangements, warranties, and guarantees, or bonuses and premiums.

A

service close

37
Q

_____ _____ involves selling customers items that will save them time and money or make the original purchase more enjoyable.

A

Suggestion selling

38
Q

Obtaining positive agreement from the customer to buy is _____ _____ _____ .

A

closing the sale

39
Q

_____ _____ involves the strategies businesses use to stay close to their customers.

A

Relationship marketing

40
Q

A _____ _____ is the initial effort to close the sale.

A

trial close

41
Q

More and more retailers, especially department stores and clothing stores, are using electronic _____ to enter sales transactions, while supermarkets are using _____ _____ .

A

wands, optical scanners

42
Q

Two types of widely used codes for electronic entry are the _____ and the _____ .

A

UPC, UVM

43
Q

Coins and currency designated for the register for a given day’s business are collectively called the _____ _____ _____ .

A

opening cash fund

44
Q

A(n) _____ is a bill for merchandise purchased.

A

invoice

45
Q

The price for one pair of panty hose when three pairs are $15.25 is _____ .

A

$5.08

46
Q

The _____ _____ is the maximum amount a salesperson may allow a customer to charge without getting special authorization.

A

floor limit

47
Q

If a customer purchases tow items at $19.99 each and the sales tax is 6%, _____ is due from the customer for the total purchase.

A

$42.38 ($19.99 x $2 = $39.98 x 1.06 (6% + 100%) = $42.38)

48
Q

A(n) _____ _____ is a legal contract between the buyer and the supplier.

A

purchase order

49
Q

In a business-to-business transaction, a buyer who wants to take advantage of the discount offered on a January 12th invoice that has dating terms of 2/10, net 30, could do so if he or she made payment by _____ .

A

January 22

50
Q

With F.O.B. _____ _____ the buyer pays the shipping costs and is responsible for losses or damages that occur in transit.

A

shipping point