Retail Knowledge
Understand the Customer
Value of Customer Service
Meeting the Customer's Needs
Advanced Customer Service Skills
100

This is the term for physical goods that are being bought and sold.

What are Products?

100

These customers walk into a store and buy something they see and like.

Who are impulse buyers?

100

The overall impression is gathered from all the information a customer gets from a business.

What is a Company Brand?

100

Tailoring service to a specific customer's needs.

What is Personalized Service?

100

Customer rolling their eyes.

What is body language?

200

This category of goods that includes barbers, landscapers and dentists?

What are Services?

200

Someone who likes to buy new technology as it comes out.

Who are innovation or trend buyers?

200

The term for the unique way that company employees act with each other and its customers.

What is Company Culture?

200

Delivering a positive and memorable service experience.

What is Quality Service?

200

Addressing a customer service failure.

What is Service Recovery?

300
The distribution channel where you sell your products directly from your website.

What is Direct to Consumer?

300

Shoppers who typically purchase from the same company or brand.

Who are loyal customers?

300

Delivering a positive, memorable experience that is more than what the customer expects.

What is quality customer service?

300

Products that are found in many different retailers but with different names or names of the company that owns the business.

What are private label products?

300

Ask questions and listen, confirm the need, offer recommendations, and complete the sale.

What is exchanges and returns?

400

Retailing approach that places the focus on creating a seamless shopping experiences by integrating all distribution channels.

What is Ominchannel?

400

Reviewing or testing multiple brands of similar products.

Who are comparison shoppers?

400

The amount US retailers lose annually due to poor customer service.

What is $60-70 billion?

400

Offering a basketball to a customer who is buying a pair of basketball sneakers.

What is Cross Selling?

400

Keep your composure, apologize and thank, listen and investigate, and propose solution options.

What is Service Recovery?

500

The approximate range of retail jobs in the United States.

What is 20-25%.

500

Behavior influences that come from the shoppers own personal needs.

What are Internal Physical needs.

500

After poor customer service, the percentage of people that say they will never do business with that company again.

What is 50%?
500

Offering a more expensive pair of basketball sneakers instead of the original pair.

What is upselling?

500

Inviting customers to take a survey, emailing and calling.

What is Following Up with the Customer?

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