ForewordAlain-Dominique Perrin |
Acknowledgments |
Introduction |
Part 1 Initial Thoughts |
1 The Vital Role of the Sales Ambassador |
2 In the eyes of the customer, the Sales Ambassador is the brand |
3 Loyalty begins with the fi rst contact |
4 Keep in mind how you like to be treated |
5 There are customers behind customers |
6 The incredible loss from one lost customer |
7 The emotional side of the purchase |
8 The island vacation or the earrings? |
9 The price is only one of the factors |
10 The "Wow" comes when you go beyond expectations |
11 Discretion and confi dentiality |
Part 2 The Frame of Mind of the Sales Ambassador |
12 Be a person before being a Sales Ambassador |
13 Turn every contact into an experience |
14 Get inside the customer's story |
15 Congratulate customers |
16 Compliment your customers |
17 Every complaint is an opportunity |
18 The other competitor |
19 Service costs nothing |
20 The great danger of prejudices and preconceived ideas |
21 Work as a team player |
22 Relationships and mistakes |
Part 3 The Savoir-Faire of the Sales Ambassador |
23 The successful selling style |
24 Life is a celebration |
25 Use each contact to inform and educate |
26 The power of timing |
27 Time is a precious sales tool |
28 The art of using silence |
29 Music as a metaphor for selling |
30 Select the words you use carefully |
31 Tones, rhythms, and volumes |
32 The competition, your customers, and your advantages |
33 Personalize your service |
34 Pleasure comes from consistency |
35 Maintain your energy |
36 Make someone's day |
37 Each telephone contact is another opportunity |
38 Analyze the sale you made |
39 Analyze the situation when the customer did not buy |
Part 4 Preparing to Sell |
40 The impact of the right atmosphere on customers |
41 Luxury is in the details |
42 Keep the service level up even when things are busy |
43 Prepare your selling tools |
44 Know what you have in stock |
45 Learn how each creation was crafted |
46 Know what is happening in your city |
Part 5 Welcoming and Discovering the Customer |
47 A greeting needs a smile |
48 Your body language speaks louder than words |
49 Listening with your eyes |
50 The importance of discovery |
51 The gift purchase |
52 The power of questions (quality over quantity) |
53 Be a careful listener |
54 Find out how your customer feels about your brand |
55 Make statements to obtain information |
56 Introduce yourself |
57 "Just looking" |
58 The art and importance of reformulation |
Part 6 Proposing, Romancing, and Handling Objections |
59 Keep your proposals simple |
60 Create curiosity |
61 Handle everything you sell as a precious object |
62 Position the offer |
63 Make clever use of the light |
64 Romance your creations to enhance the emotions |
65 Storytelling |
66 Invite the customer to try on the model |
67 "Wrap" the price as if it were a gift |
68 The art of exploring "Let me think about it" |
69 Prepare for dealing with objections |
Part 7 Concluding and Making Additional Sales |
70 Be aware of buying signals |
71 Tips to conclude |
72 Suggest the best solution |
73 The importance of reassuring when concluding |
74 "Picture" the purchase |
75 Advise customers about maintaining their purchase |
76 Suggest ways of offering a gift |
77 The additional sale |
Part 8 Building Customer Loyalty |
78 Loyalty comes from offering gifts linked to the purchase |
79 Offer two business cards |
80 Make a good last impression |
81 Every departure is a preparation for another visit |
82 Loyalty comes from remembering your customers |
83 The database is an essential tool |
84 Celebrate the newborn |
85 Build loyalty by staying in touch |
86 Ask for a referral |
87 Customer after-sales service and the broken dream |
88 The ideal after-sales service scenario |
Outcomes of the Eight Stories |
Conclusion |
Index |