WorksheetsCS Workbook #5 (Explaining Features and Benefits)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
It is best to show products:
In dim lighting to avoid glare
Under artificial lighting to improve color
In natural light
Benefits of a product are determined by:
The manufacturer
The salesperson
The customer
All of the above
If a customer does not have a clear picture of what she wants, the sales associate should:
Point out the product that sells the best
Ask questions that can be answered “yes” or “no” to quickly narrow the options
Demonstrate the sales associate’s personal favorites
Ask open-ended questions to determine the customer’s needs
The first step in addressing a customer’s objections is to:
Try to change the subject
Point out ways the product benefits the customer
Make sure you understand the objection
Try to show alternative products
If a customer’s objections don’t seem consistent with what she said before, you should:
Point out the inconsistency
Dig a little deeper to get to the root of the problem
Suggest that you start over
Private label items:
Are often made by famous manufacturers
May have the same features as a nationally-recognized brand
Are often less expensive than national brands
All of the above
If you do not have a product that meets all of a customer’s needs, your best course of action is to:
Sell a product you have that satisfies most of the customer’s needs
Point the customer toward a nearby competitor that sells exactly what they’re looking for
Avoid waiting on the customer
Customers are most likely to complete feedback surveys if:
The forms are placed near the cash register
They are happy with your service
You ask them to
None of the above
