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feature-benefit selling

matching a product's characteristics with a purchaser's requirements

selling

helping customers make satisfying buying decisions with the goal of creating ongoing relationships

rational motive

a fact-based, logical reason for making a purchase

feature

physical characteristic of an item

customer benefit

advantages or satisfaction received from a good or a service

extended product feature

a company's reputation for reliability, a warranty, or a service policy

prospecting

looking for new customers

non verbal communication

facial expressions, hand motions, eye movement

greeting approach

welcoming the customer into the store

preapproach

research should be performed to gain knowledge of the customer's wants/needs

service approach

to ask if a customer needs help finding a product

merchandise method

the retail sales approach that focuses on the product

objection analysis sheet

a list of reasons for not purchasing a product and possible responses to those reasons

testimonial

a positive statement about the quality of a product

layman's terms

language most people can understand

superior point

offsetting objections with other features and benefits

denial

providing proof to refute a customer's objections

boomerang

turning a customer's objection into a selling point

standing room only close

can be used when the price of a product will soon increase or there is limited supply

trial close

a first attempt to get a customer's agreement to buy

which close

encouraging a customer to view a purchase decision as a choice between two items

follow up

getting customer feedback

suggestion selling

helps generate more sales revenue for a company and create satisfied customers; for example: ask customers if they would like additional purchase

direct close

specifically asking for the sale

service close

offering a customer a payment plan for a purchase