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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Auto Sales Training Tips and Strategies

By Mak

Proper investigations can lead to more closed sales, but they are often rushed and incomplete. This is a mistake made by many salespeople in spite of the fact that investigating is actually very simple. Developing a relationship with your customer and leveraging that relationship into a sale is all it takes. Build your customers faith in you and your product through proper investigation skills.

Car Sales Training Tip One: Proper Study Skills Getting to know your customer is the key to a good investigation. As salespeople, we are lucky because we have the gift of gab. Spend some time just chatting with your customer. Don't focus on the car or the bottom line; instead just get to know them. Ask about their kids or their favorite professional sports team. See if you share any interests in common. A word of caution, it is very easy to step on toes so avoid topics like politics or religion. These topics are very likely to cause problems in the conversation so it is best to avoid them all together. The time you spend getting to know your customer will make investigating their needs and wants much easier.

Car Sales Training Tip Two: What's the Point? Investigation does serve a purpose, and an important one at that. Throughout your investigation, you will gather information that you can use when you make your presentation. Furthermore, your customer will feel more comfortable with you and be more likely to have faith and confidence in what you are selling them. Finally, because you have good rapport, have made a proper presentation and your customer trusts you, it is much more likely that you will close the sale.

Car Sales Training Tip Three: The How To's This couldn't be easier, because all a good investigation really takes is a little bit of observation. Watch your customer as they walk the lot. What cars are they looking at? What features? Listen to your customer when they talk. Do they have a large family? Is their commute to work long? Take all this information and file it away for future use. When it comes time to sell, you will have a plethora of information to aid you. Don't forget to keep control of the sale.

Develop a relationship with your customer and build trust and confidence with them. Use information gathered from your investigation to close the deal. - 21393

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