Recognizing Product Features and Benefits Unit, Lesson 5 Advanced Agriculture Business Curriculum.

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Recognizing Product Features and Benefits Unit, Lesson 5 Advanced Agriculture Business Curriculum

What is a product feature? Product features are those characteristics of a product that can be proven. –Sight –Heard –Touched –Smelled –Tasted –Proven in tests by an outside source. What are some potential features of this GPS unit?

What is a product benefit? Product benefits are direct advantages that customers will achieve by using a product. They are usually specific to a feature. Example: –Feature: T-Shirts made in America with American cotton –Benefit: Support American families and farmers What are the corresponding benefits?

Guidelines for the Feature/Benefit Demonstration 1.Prepare for the demonstration in advance 1.Be prepared and practice 2.Learn how to use the product 3.Understand the product warranty 4.Be prepared to answer questions 5.Don’t make up answers…reply with “I’m not sure, but I’ll look it up and get back to you”

Guidelines for the Feature/Benefit Demonstration, continued 2.Match your products benefits and features to the customer’s needs 3.Point out the most apparent benefits first 4.Involve the customer 5.Keep communication positive 6.Close the sale

Methods to Create an Interactive Demonstration SIGHT: Show your product in an interesting, colorful, and even 3-D way. HEARING: Appeal to their ears by loud, soft, or soothing sounds. TOUCH: Get your customer involved in handling a product.

Methods to Create an Interactive Demonstration, continued SMELL: Appeal to their noses, or bring back smells that remind them of home. Smell is very strongly linked to memory. TASTE: People are motivated by food! Offer food samples for tasting.