Secrets To Becoming A Professional
Traps
Steps to The Buying and Selling Process
Buying Motives
Ask Your Way To More Sells
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In order to be a professional in sales you have to L.A.S.T. which stands for this.

What is Look, Act, Sound, and Think.

100

This trap is the most common where a salesperson wants to "fit in" so bad that they will hang with the group talking about everything but work.

What is standing in The Huddle.

100

These first two steps of the SELLING process that can immediately make or break your chances of selling a vehicle.

What is 1st Impression and Warm Greeting

100
What percentage of customers said they purchased a vehicle because they liked their salesperson?

What is 71%

100

These help you investigate and build rapport during the selling process.

What are Questions?

200

If you continue to develop these every day you will separate yourself from the average sales person. 

What are Selling Skills.

200

This trap makes many sales people miss out on a sell because they think the guest is just here to look.

What is Prequalifying.

200

If your customer doesn't like you then they won't do this during the beginning of the BUYING process.

What is Listen

200

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Having a vehicle with great gas mileage is an example of which buying motive?

What is Economy.

200

You should ask this type of question 45 times in 45 minutes.

What is a YES question.

300

Continuing to enhance these for 30 days, by always coming to work to work, train on your down time, organize your day, and not wait around for something to happen.  Reaching your goals will become easier.

What are Work Habits.

300

Average sales people do this, get into this sells trap and spend their career talking to 'walk in' prospects.

What is going to work to wait on something to happen.
300

The third and fourth step in the SELLING process is designed to get the customer to like you, figure out why they are here, and what they are trying to accomplish.

What is Building Rapport and Investigating.

300

Customers only care about 20% of these when looking at a vehicle.

What are HOT BUTTONS or FEATURES.

300

This type of question gives the guest two choices to help you investigate to find their hot buttons and buying motives.

What is an Either/Or question.

400

This can affect your ability to earn more money especially if you don't believe in the dealership, product, process, management, yourself and try to fight the system.

What is Attitude.

400

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Sales people do this and blame Lack of Inventory, Traffic, Add-ons, and The Market. 

What is Justify Staying Average

400

Having this can help you to prove to the customer things about the dealership, vehicle, or and yourself.

What is an Evidence Manual.

400

This Hot Button is a customers primary concern. 

What is Appearance.

400

What has changed in your life that has got you looking for a new vehicle?  Is this type of question...

What is an Open Ended Question

500

Following up with customers, asking for referrals, handing out your business cards everywhere you go, and advertising your profession on social media for future buyers are all examples of this. 

What is Prospecting.

500

Getting into this trap you will work long, hard, and with good intentions but will never sell enough to make a good living.

What is having No Goals.

500

80% of the decision to buy is made in this step of the Selling Process.

What is the Presentation Steps.

500

50% of all customers said they bought on the spot if they just got these two things.

What is a Presentation and Demonstration? 

500

This person controls and wins the conversation.

Who is the one asking all the questions.

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