Increasing The Awareness Of The Sales Team Through Introducing The Switch Sales Tactics

By Morgan B. Beatty


For more than a century, the term "switch" was widely used not only in products but also in the world of cars. In actuality, this switching word is a term that is used to describe the changing of decisions related to car buying. According to some studies, customers are fickle minded and can be easily distracted when they are having more options to select with. With this fact, the sales team should be aware of the sales tactics especially designed to increase benefits for both customers and sales staffs. Proper application of the steps is the key to nay successful car dealership.

Know your potential client. In actuality, this is the first key in switching tactics. You need to be a keen observer and good inquirer. Ask your client if he is a used buyer or just looking for a brand new car. It is essential that you are aware of the purpose of your customer and if switching tactics are needed. If your client is a used buyer and is searching for the best used cars, you can immediately ask his preferred color, model, payment methods, features and budget. If he is looking for the features of a brand new Mazda at a lower price, you may introduce the 2-year old Ford Focus in the used department. In this case, he would get the car at a lower price while you may also get a profit.

Financial concerns are the next common things that you need to address. These problems include credit rejection due to the qualifications or requirements. If this is your case, you may do one easy thing- introduce a used car with good ownership at a lower price. If your client is highly interested in owning a car, this option works best. Aside from this, the sales team or staffs should be knowledgeable enough to the products located in the departments. Ideally, they must know the auto products of the other departments so that they could easily apply the "switching tactics."

The head of the sales team is the auto sales manager and with this, there should be shared responsibilities between them. The manager must know the perfect time and cues in suggesting the used and cheaper cars to the customers while the agents should use their "convincing powers" to influence the client's decision. If the auto shops compose of two managers: one of the used cars and one of the brand new ones, then there should be peace and order in recommendations and teamwork for their agents.

If one sale agent or the whole team failed to convince the customer to switch, they should not be discouraged but instead, be thankful for the customer's time. If there are any unclosed deals between the agent and the customer, contact details are vital tools. You may call the customer for updates and recommendations. In some cases, customers could not make an instant decision in switching so the agent must give them time to think.




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