Product Presentation. Organizing the Product Presentation When you sell, you analyze your customer’s needs and buying motives. Then you use that information.

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Product Presentation

Organizing the Product Presentation When you sell, you analyze your customer’s needs and buying motives. Then you use that information to begin framing your product presentation.

Show and Tell Your first decision in the product presentation step is what product or products to show your customer. Then you must think about what to say and how you are going to say it. Here, you have the opportunity to use consultative selling.

After you have learned the customer’s intended use of a product, you should be able to select a few samples that match those needs. When you do not know the customer’s price range, begin by showing a medium-priced object.

Make the Presentation Come Alive There are four factors in creating an engaging product presentation: Displaying and handling the product Demonstrating the product Using sales aids Involving the customer

One Creatively displaying the product is the first step in an eye-catching presentation. Handle the product with respect and use hand gestures to show the significance of certain features.

Two Demonstrating the product in use helps to build customer confidence. When it is impractical to demonstrate the actual product, you can use sales aids in your presentation.

Three It is best to get the customer physically involved with the product as soon as possible in the sales presentation. When you involve a customer in the sale, you help the person make intelligent buying decisions.

Four Sales aids include: Samples and models Reprints of articles Photographs and charts Customer testimonials Warranty information