Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Direct Selling Techniques

Direct selling techniques
DirectSelling is all about selling the goods and services directly to the consumers. It is based principally on personal contact with the customer. Direct Selling has the following key features including:
Ø  Face to face interaction with the customers
Ø  Demonstration of the product or service
Ø  Sale of product and services
Ø  Always takes place at the home or office of the prospect, by the direct sales representatives.
Amway, Avon, Tupperware are some of the largest direct selling companies globally, earning great profit as per the revenue generation reports of 2016.
A direct seller must use these vital techniques for a direct selling venture to succeed:
Ø  Defining the key objectives. A direct seller should always focus on the customers and their needs. The main objective should not be selling the product but instead selling the solution or benefits of the product to the prospective customers. The most powerful technique is having the knowledge about the customer needs and the product’s worthiness, which will help a direct seller present its product or service according to the customer’s individual requirements.
Ø  Identifying and targeting the prospective buyers. Different products have different buyers. A direct seller must have the knowledge about the product in order to identify its prospective buyer and then target on the same group of the buyers having the common needs. Targeting the group of potential buyers often become the repeat purchasers!
Ø  Building relationship with the targeted clients. Another effective way to attract more buyers is by staying connected to the targeted group of customers, which can be done by reminding them of your goods and services through mails and messages. This will convert the prospective buyers to sure buyers or repeat purchasers.
Ø  Follow – up. A direct seller should always try to improvise on the goods and services offered to the customers by conducting regular surveys and taking feedback from the customers. This also helps them to understand the customer needs and make changes accordingly.
Direct selling requires planning, creativity, and knowledge of the product and services offered to their customers. Focusing on the customers is a great place to start, and always