Automobile sales consultant service skills and eloquence training directory

Chapter 1 Basis of Automobile Sales Consultants

Mass 1

Quality 1 display-appearance and mode II

I. Men's Clothing 2

Second, women's wear 3

Third, sitting posture 3

Fourth, standing posture 4

Five, posture five

Six, squat posture 5

Quality 2 Smile-the most beautiful language 6

1. Smile like a stewardess

Second, the three combinations of smiles 6

Third, always smile.

Quality 3 Etiquette-Silent Language 7

I. handshake etiquette 7

Second, the telephone etiquette 8

Third, business card etiquette 9

Related links: Seven Bad Habits 10

Quality 4 major-common terms 1 1

I. Vehicle weight, overall dimensions and performance 1 1

Second, the model, dynamic braking 12

Three. Other functions of the vehicle 13

Iv. Automatic transmission gear 14

V. Common English for Automobile Sales 15

Chapter I Automobile Sales Consulting Services

Skills 17

Skills 1 customer development 18

Method 1: Dig from people you know 18.

Method 2: Get the list 18 from your own 4S store.

Method 3: Get information from social organizations 18

Method 4: Excavate 18 from the owner.

Method 5: Get 19 from the news section of the newspaper.

Method 6: From car service and technical personnel

Get information 19

Method 7: Looking for valuable information from peers 19

Method 8: from the customer data of the former salesperson.

Get information from 19.

Method 9: Sort out the information from the 4S shop phone 19.

Method 10: collecting information from vehicle exhibition 20

Method 1 1: get information from the forum of automobile website 20.

Method 12: obtaining information from associations and public welfare activities 20

Method 13: Obtaining information from used cars, car washes and other related automobile places 20

Method 14: get information from local yellow pages phonebook 20

Method 15: Get the information about the car club, celebrations and festivals held by 4S Store 2 1

Method 16: Looking for information from customers who have bought cars 2 1

Skill 2 Potential Customer Assessment 2 1

Evaluation 1: M (money)-money 22

Evaluation 2: A (authority)-decision-making power 22

Assessment 3: n (Need)-Purchasing Requirement 23

Evaluation 4: Eliminating the False and Preserving the True 23

Related links: new terms of the eight major cars 24

Skill 3 Customer File Management 25

I. Customer Category 25

Category 1: Category A (basic current account) 25

Category II: Category B (General Current Account) 25

Category III: Category C (General Current Account) 25

Second, the customer file registration form 26

Third, private car customer information 26

Four, the company car customer information 26

Skill 4 Sales Preparation 29

Preparation 1: psychological preparation 29

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Eight charms 29

Preparation 2: Image Preparation 30

Preparation 3: Sales Tools Preparation 3 1

Preparation 4: Familiarize yourself with the products sold 3 1

Skill 5 Telephone Reception 32

Step 1: Pre-preparation 32

Step 2: Answer the phone 33

Step 3: Answer Consultation 33

Step 4: Invite to the store.

Step 5: Record Information 33

Step 6: Thank you

Related links: the world's four major automobile cities 35

Skills 6 Exhibition Hall Reception 36

Step 1: Welcome customers 37

Step 2: Say hello.

introduce oneself

Related links: tips for using business cards 37

Step 4: Ask the customer's name 37

Step 5: Provide Services 38

Related links: ways to understand customer needs 38

Skills 7 Needs Analysis 39

Analysis 1: customer information 39

Analysis 2: Existing Model 39

Analysis 3: Vehicle usage 40

Analysis 4: Car Purchase Budget 4 1

Analysis 5: car purchase intention 4 1

Analysis 6: Estimated car purchase time 42

Skills 8 Greetings (Exhibition Hall Reception) 42

I. Selection of topics 42

Two. Precautions for greetings 43

Tip 9 Different Customer Sales Responses 44

I. False 44

Ii. suspicious nature 45

Third, the emotional impulse type 46

Four, taciturn 46

V. Prejudice 46

VI. Conservative 47

Related Links: Three Signs of "Green Car" 47

VII. Introversion 47

Eight, opinionated 48

Ix. Indecision 48

Ten, smart and rational 48

Skills 10 introduction around-six-point introduction method 49

First, the front 50 of the car

Second, the driver side 50

Third, the rear 5 1

4. Passenger side 5 1

Verb (abbreviation of verb) engine room 5 1

Internal intransitive verbs 52

Skills 1 1FAB Introduction Method 53

I. FAB rule 53

Two. FAB introduction method 54

Third, FAB introduction skills 55

Four. Preparation 55

Skills 12 test drive 56

Stage 1: Test Drive Preparation 57

Stage 2: Static Introduction 58

The third stage: dynamic activities 58

Stage 4: Commissioning Conclusion 60

Skills 13 objection handling 6 1

I. Types of objections 62

Ii. reasons for objection 62

Three. Preparation for handling customer objections 64

Fourth, the attitude towards customer objections 65

Verb (abbreviation of verb) principle of handling customer objections 66

Related links: standard reply 67

Intransitive verb customer objection processing step 68

Skills 14 Facilitating transactions 70

I. Self-psychological barriers-hindering transactions 70

Second, the timing of promotion-grasp 70

Third, the proposed transaction-take the initiative to attack 72

Four. Enable method 72

Related links: auto loan processing 74

Skills 15 signing a contract 76

I. Interpretation of Contract Terms 77

Second, the loan customers 77

Third, customers who buy insurance from stores 77

Related links: automobile sales contract 77

Skills 16 delivery and inspection 79

I. Preparations 79

II. Delivery Step 8 1

Iii. Pick up the car 8 1

Related links: new car procedures 83

Skills 17 after-sales tracking 85

I. service tracking mode 85

Second, the customer complaint handling 86

Third, the complaint handling taboo 87

Related links: auto insurance 88

Chapter 1 eloquence of automobile sales consultant

Training 9 1

Methods 1 Write and recite the three-step cycle training method 92.

Method 2: Self-talk and self-talk training method 93

Methods Three-speed reading method

Method 4 imitates method 96.

Method 5 Role-playing Method 96

Method 6 retelling method 97

Speech 1 induced speech 98

Scenario 1: Get potential customers with the help of basic customers.

Information 98

Scenario 2 Clever Response to Customer Rejection 99

Scenario 3: When a customer asks to introduce a product (1) 100.

Scenario 4 When a customer asks to introduce a product (2) 10 1

Speech 2 Reception Speech in Exhibition Hall 102

Scene 5 New Customer Reception 102

Scene 6 Old Customer Reception 103

Scene 7 Sales Theme Import 104

Scene 8 Customer's Car Purchase Background 104

Scenario 9 Problems that Customers Need to Solve 105

Scenario 10 customer's desire to solve problems 106

Shu Hua Hall 3 Product Display Shu Hua 108

Scenes before product display 1 1 108

Scene 12 Product Presentation 109

Scene 13 introduces driving around the car in six directions 1 10.

Scenario 14 Stimulate the acquisitiveness of customers 1 10

Voice 4 Test Drive Voice 1 1 1

Scene 15 test ride 1 1 1

Scenario 16 tries to start11.

The scene 17 begins with 1 12.

Scene 18 sound insulation 1 12

Scenario 19 tries to speed up 1 12.

Scenario 20 Trying to brake 1 13

Scene 2 1 Attempt to turn 1 13

Scenario 22 Trial suspension 1 13

Situation 23: Frustration

Scenario 24 Test Drive Process 1 14

Speech 5 Customer Objection Speech 1 15

Scenario 25 Price Objection 1 16

Situation 26 Objection Avoidance 1 16

Scenario 27 Effectively Eliminating Objections 1 17

Speech 6 Trading Speech 1 18

Scenario 28 Transaction Control 1 19

Scenario 29 requires the customer to clinch a deal 1 19.

Scenario 30 Customers Return with Satisfaction 120

Voice 7 Traffic Voice 12 1

Situation 3 1: Wensong 12 1

Scenario 32: Clarifying Service Items and Processes 122

Voice 8 Tracking Service Voice 123

Scenario 33 Service Reminder 124

Situation 34 Asking customers' opinions 125

Scenario 35 Sustainable Development of Customer Demand 126

Speech 9 Complaint Handling Speech 126

Scenario 36: Ease the attitude of customers 127

Situation 37 Find out the root of the problem

Scenario 38 proposes a solution 129.

Scenario 39 From Customer Complaint to Customer Loyalty 129

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