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- 1. the salesperson simply welcomes the customer to the store.
- 11. Goods that are bought and sold
- 12. based on loyalty and encourage consumers to purchase from a particular business or to buy a particular brand.
- 14. an individual or organization that fits a seller's criteria to be a potential customer.
- 15. A way to enter a situationn
- 18. are reasons to purchase based on facts or logic.
- 19. is any practice that contributes to selling products to a retail consumer.
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- 2. it guarantees that if a product is found to be defective within the warranty period, it will be repaired or replaced at no cost to the purchaser.
- 3. are a feature of a product for sale that makes it attractive to customers.
- 4. In other words, a buying motive is the inner feelings, urge instinct, drive, desire, stimulus, thoughts, or emotion that makes a buyer buy a certain product or service to satisfy his needs.
- 5. Basic, physical, or extended attributes of the product or purchase. Basic feature. Its intended use
- 6. The term customer benefit is tied to the customer's needs, which are satisfied by a particular product or service.
- 7. is the process of helping prospective customers make connections between the features a product offers and the benefits.
- 8. the process of directly approaching employers, by visiting or phone calls, and marketing yourself to them.
- 9. are a marketing tactic that makes use of recommendations and word of mouth to grow a business's customer base through the networks of its existing customers.
- 10. The sales person asks the customer if he or she needs assistance.
- 13. the first step in the sales process, which consists of identifying potential customers, aka prospects.
- 16. discrete areas of new and upgraded functionality that deliver value to your customers.
- 17. Reason to purchase based on feelings