How To Get Your Customers To Buy From You Regularly

How To Get Your Customers To Buy From You Regularly, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 273 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 58 subscribers.

You will learn about How to keep your customers How to get customers talking about you to friends How to hold on to the customers you have How to get your customers to come back How to sell for satisfied customers How to create relationships with your customers This course is ideal for individuals who are Sales people or Retail sales people or Business people or Retail business people or Business students or Sales students It is particularly useful for Sales people or Retail sales people or Business people or Retail business people or Business students or Sales students.

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Summary

Title: How To Get Your Customers To Buy From You Regularly

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 273

Number of Published Lectures: 273

Number of Curriculum Items: 273

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 273

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to keep your customers
How to get customers talking about you to friends
How to hold on to the customers you have
How to get your customers to come back
How to sell for satisfied customers
How to create relationships with your customers

Who Should Attend

Sales people
Retail sales people
Business people
Retail business people
Business students
Sales students

Target Audiences

Sales people
Retail sales people
Business people
Retail business people
Business students
Sales students

This course is about how to get your customers to buy from you regularly. Don’t just sell to the customer once and take a chance losing the customer in the long run. you want to sell to the customer time and time again. I talk about how to craft a great customer experience and stay selling to the customer on social media. How to make a sales presentation that’s customer friendly that customers enjoy and that gets the customer coming back and bringing their friends and family to also buy from you. Check it out. There’s lots of valuable information, over 51 hours of content, and a money back offer if not fully satisfied. So take the course, enjoy the content and apply it to your business to see results right away. Click the button and I’ll see you in the course.

When intending for your customer to buy from you regularly, you want to look at how satisfied the customer is. Customers who are extremely satisfied and don’t feel like they could have bought a better product or a lower priced product somewhere else are the most likely to return to your shop. If the customer got anything less than the best possible product for them, they are likely to never return. Also, customers that don’t stay in touch with a store that they shopped at will most likely forget about that store. You basically have to stay in touch with your customers and make sure they bought the best possible product in order to sell to them regularly. I go over this and other factors that make the biggest reasons for the customer to want to shop in a store regularly.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Overview

Lecture 1: Favorite place to shop

Lecture 2: Getting the customer to bring people in to your store

Lecture 3: Getting the customer to come back

Lecture 4: Stay in touch

Lecture 5: People liking to shop with you

Lecture 6: Having the best deal

Lecture 7: Showing relevant products

Lecture 8: Sales location

Lecture 9: Traits customers like in salespeople

Lecture 10: Social media

Chapter 3: How to get your customers to come back

Lecture 1: Starting a sales presentation

Lecture 2: Talking to the customer

Lecture 3: Starting a relationship

Lecture 4: What needs to happen for the customer to come back

Lecture 5: Giving perks and things

Lecture 6: Have an inviting atmosphere

Lecture 7: Helping the customer choose the right product

Lecture 8: Price differences

Lecture 9: Stay connected with your customers

Lecture 10: Maintaining social media relationships

Chapter 4: Starting the sales interaction

Lecture 1: First impression

Lecture 2: Start a conversation

Lecture 3: Why the first impression matters

Lecture 4: Establish a good relationship

Lecture 5: Get to know the customer first

Lecture 6: Don’t sell right away

Lecture 7: Know how to talk to the customer

Lecture 8: What to say in the beginning

Lecture 9: What to talk about

Lecture 10: Transition to a consultation

Lecture 11: Keep your customers engaged in the conversation

Lecture 12: Why you should socialize with the customer first

Lecture 13: No pressure sales

Lecture 14: Comfort

Lecture 15: Building relationships sell

Chapter 5: Consultation with the customer

Lecture 1: How to transition to a consultation

Lecture 2: Why do you have a consultation

Lecture 3: Loyal customers

Lecture 4: Aiming for satisfied customers

Lecture 5: How to have a consultation with the customer

Lecture 6: Find the best product first

Lecture 7: Matching the customer with the product

Lecture 8: Find the best product

Lecture 9: How consultations create satisfied customers

Lecture 10: Why the consultation is a great selling tool

Chapter 6: The sale

Lecture 1: Recommend the right product

Lecture 2: Being in a better position for the sale

Lecture 3: Selling the dream

Lecture 4: Getting their social media information

Lecture 5: How to sell to individuals

Chapter 7: Creating regular customers

Lecture 1: Being the best person to buy from

Lecture 2: Giving your customers the best deal

Lecture 3: Staying in touch with social media

Lecture 4: What to post on social media

Lecture 5: How to keep customers on your email list

Lecture 6: Why you should build a relationship with your customers

Lecture 7: Have a good business relationship

Lecture 8: Give free stuff

Lecture 9: What to give for free

Lecture 10: Handling social media

Lecture 11: Being present for your customers

Lecture 12: Authenticity

Lecture 13: Contacting through email

Chapter 8: Getting customers to come back

Lecture 1: Inviting customers in

Lecture 2: The invitation matters to the customer

Lecture 3: Relationship is the key

Lecture 4: Continue the conversation

Lecture 5: Why customers shop regularly at a store

Lecture 6: Throw parties

Lecture 7: Is the customer satisfied?

Lecture 8: Custom recommendations

Lecture 9: Being friends with your customers

Lecture 10: Get their attention

Lecture 11: Being authentic sells

Lecture 12: Honesty

Lecture 13: Do things in the customer’s favor

Lecture 14: Sales structure

Chapter 9: The keys

Lecture 1: Grow your list of customers

Lecture 2: Find out what’s important to the customer

Lecture 3: Socializing and selling

Lecture 4: Ask your customers to refer their friends

Lecture 5: Get customers to shout you out on their social media

Lecture 6: Get social media influencers to recommend you

Lecture 7: No pressure sales

Lecture 8: Remember your customers

Lecture 9: Timing

Lecture 10: Authenticity and socializing

Lecture 11: Ask questions

Lecture 12: Give free stuff

Chapter 10: Socializing

Instructors

Mike Korytny
Business, Retail, And Sales Consultant Expert

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