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99THTH EDITION EDITION
CHAPTER 14CHAPTER 14SERVING THE SERVING THE SALE AND SALE AND BUILDING THE BUILDING THE PARTNERSHIPPARTNERSHIP
Manning and Reece
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES Explain how to build long-term partnership with customer service
Describe current developments in customer service
List and describe major service methods that add value to partnership
Explain how to work effectively with customer support personnel
Explain how to deal with complaints
See details Figure 14.1. 14-3
SIX-STEP PRESENTATION PLAN
1. APPROACH
2. PRESENTATION
4. NEGOTIATION
3. DEMONSTRATION
6. SERVICE
5. CLOSE
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CUSTOMER SERVICE DEFINED
”…those activities that enhance or facilitate the purchase and use of the product.”
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BUILDING LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIPS WITH
SERVICE Achieve successive sales via Achieve successive sales via partnering/relationship marketingpartnering/relationship marketing
Respond to increased post-sale Respond to increased post-sale customer expectationscustomer expectations
High cost of customer attritionHigh cost of customer attrition
Keep current on developments in Keep current on developments in customer servicecustomer service
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CUSTOMER SERVICE DEVELOPMENTS
Salespersons spending more time Salespersons spending more time monitoring customer satisfactionmonitoring customer satisfaction
Customer knowledge important to Customer knowledge important to improving customer serviceimproving customer service
Customer-friendly, computer-Customer-friendly, computer-based based systems enhance servicesystems enhance service
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ERICSSON
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CUSTOMER ATTRITION CAUSES
50-70% 50-70% POOR POOR SERVICESERVICE
12-15% PRODUCT DISSATISFACTION
10-15% PRICE
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SERVICING THE SALE
SUGGESTION SUGGESTION SELLING SELLING
FOLLOW FOLLOW THROUGHTHROUGH
FOLLOW UPFOLLOW UP
See samples in text. 14-10
ADDING VALUE WITH SUGGESTION-SELLING
Suggestion/full-line Suggestion/full-line sellingselling--Suggest related items--Suggest related items
--Suggest larger quantity--Suggest larger quantity
--Suggest better quality --Suggest better quality products/services products/services
--Suggestion selling is means --Suggestion selling is means of providing value-addedof providing value-added
See samples in text. 14-11
CROSS-SELLING
Cross-sellingCross-selling--Selling products not related --Selling products not related
to those sold to to those sold to established customerestablished customer
--Need outdoor furniture with --Need outdoor furniture with your new swimming pool?your new swimming pool?
--Most effective when --Most effective when customer has positive customer has positive attitude toward your firmattitude toward your firm
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SERVICE METHODS FOLLOW-THROUGH
Follow-ThroughFollow-Through--Make sure promises made --Make sure promises made
during sale were keptduring sale were kept
--Post-sale follow-through is --Post-sale follow-through is key to customer retentionkey to customer retention
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COMMON POST-SALE SERVICES
MAKE CREDIT ARRANGEMENTSMAKE CREDIT ARRANGEMENTS
SCHEDULE DELIVERIESSCHEDULE DELIVERIES
BE PRESENT DURING DELIVERYBE PRESENT DURING DELIVERY
MONITOR INSTALLATIONMONITOR INSTALLATION
PRODUCT TRAININGPRODUCT TRAINING
PROVIDE PRICE CHANGE ALERTSPROVIDE PRICE CHANGE ALERTS
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PREVENT POST-SALE PROBLEMS
PERFORM DILIGENT FOLLOW-UPPERFORM DILIGENT FOLLOW-UP
KNOW SHIPPERS & INSTALLERSKNOW SHIPPERS & INSTALLERS
KNOW CREDIT DETAILSKNOW CREDIT DETAILS
BUSINESS-LIKE RELATIONSHIPBUSINESS-LIKE RELATIONSHIP
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FOLLOW-UP OBJECTIVES
Follow-ups have twoFollow-ups have two major objectivesmajor objectives
--To express appreciation--To express appreciation
--To enhance and add value --To enhance and add value to relationshipto relationship
--Poor service and lack of --Poor service and lack of follow-up common causes follow-up common causes of losing accountof losing account
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FOLLOW-UP METHODS
Personal visitsPersonal visits
Telephone callsTelephone calls
E-mail messagesE-mail messages
Letters or cardsLetters or cards
Call reportsCall reports
See Figure 14.4 14-17
SERVICING THE SALE SERVICING THE SALE WORKSHEETWORKSHEET
METHOD ACTIONS—SAY/DO
Suggestion Selling “GPS technology enables Suggest purchase of you to track your trucks.” global positioning system
Follow-Through Send customer the GPS Schedule GPS training training schedule
Follow-Up Visit client, talk with staff Check training was who completed training effective
METHOD ACTIONS—SAY/DO
Suggestion Selling “GPS technology enables Suggest purchase of you to track your trucks.” global positioning system
Follow-Through Send customer the GPS Schedule GPS training training schedule
Follow-Up Visit client, talk with staff Check training was who completed training effective
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PARTNERSHIPS ENCOMPASS ALL KEY
PEOPLE
RECEPTIONISTRECEPTIONIST
MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT
STOCK CLERKSSTOCK CLERKSTECH PERSONSTECH PERSONS
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COMPLAINTS—UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS
Unhappy customers often Unhappy customers often do do
notnot complain via written or complain via written or
verbal verbal messagesmessages
Dissatisfied customers often Dissatisfied customers often
tell tell many others about problemmany others about problem
Last slide Chapter 14. 14-20
HANDLING COMPLAINTS
1. Let customers disclose feelings2. Carefully listen to customer3. Complaint may be real or perceived4. Do not alibi5. Share your view of problem’s cause6. Decide on action to remedy
1. Let customers disclose feelings2. Carefully listen to customer3. Complaint may be real or perceived4. Do not alibi5. Share your view of problem’s cause6. Decide on action to remedy