(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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"I Would Have Gotten Away With It!:
Saved a sale that was going to hang up
Vanishing Villain:
Overcame a price objection by focusing on the "Project Solution" rather than the SKU price.
Found a "Ghost" SKU:
Found and sold an item in search history
Fed a Scooby Snack:
Used a bridge question from the training
Mystery Machine Move:
Every click matched a conversation
Jeepers!" Justification: Used a Discovery Bridge to turn a "just looking" customer into a "buying today" customer.
Unmasked the Need:
Customer admitted they need the accessory you found
"Zoinks!" Sale:
Added a protection plan using Alternative Choice
Solved the Case:
Closed a 3+ item order
Scooby-Doo Shuffle:
Pivoted from one SKU to a multi-item solution
The "Velma" View:
Used the cart as your "Cheat Sheet"
Daphne’s Discovery:
Connected a cart item to a larger project
Shaggy’s Snack:
Sold a related accessory or "Add-on"
The "Unlock" Bridge:
Used the phrase: "I noticed some items in your cart..."
The Final Checklist:
Asked: "Did you find everything you needed?"
The Mystery Machine Tune-Up:
Verified Way Day delivery dates for every single item in the customer's cart.
Avoided the "Villain":
Stopped a missed opportunity and unlocked a cart
"Let's Split Up, Gang!":
Offered two different product options using "Alternative Choice" (The Either/Or technique).
Scooby’s "Double-Double": Successfully added two different Protection Plans to a single order.
Fred’s Foundation:
Confirmed delivery dates for the whole project
The Mystery Machine Map: Navigated directly to a customer’s search history to find the "missing link" in their project.
Scooby Snack Triple-Play:
Offered Protection, Assembly, and a Related Accessory on one call.
Expert Gear:
Offered assembly or delivery clues
Unmasking the Project: Customer said the magic words: "I actually am working on a whole room!" after you asked a bridge question.
