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What Is Your Product Or Service?
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Kennette Reed
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Kennette Reed & Associates
http://www.kennettereed.com
What Is Your Service or Product?
People sell what they know. Every member of your staff
should know as much as possible about every service or
product you sell. Make sure every existing and new
employee is educated about service's/product's benefits
and uses. Without knowing what you sell and how it
benefits the customer, staff will continually fall short of
service and sales expectations.
To ensure everyone maintains a high level of knowledge
about services/products and benefits, training/education
should be repeated and tested regularly. Remember, every
service/product introduction means additional training/
education for every staff member. An uninformed and
unknowledgeable staff member will not be respected by
those in the know, and will be the source of clogs in the
information pipeline. A slowly responding organization
and increased turnaround time will be the end results.
Bottom line, everyone loses.
About the Author
Kennette Reed, CLP, is a freelance writer, marketing professional, public speaker and interior landscape consultant. She publishes a monthly customer service ezine, Customer Connections, has written numerous articles, an ebook, How to Break Into the Interior Landscape Business and provides customer service and marketing consultation services to firms across the country.
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