(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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4 keys to consumer retention
Utilize cross-selling or up-selling to current customers.
Dealing with angry customers
The process never ends with a sale
The first step in regaining former accounts is to discover why you lost the account.
Customers’ feelings about their buying experience are based mostly on how they feel they have been treated.
Maximize your current customer base
Winning back lost customers
Standing out from the crowd
The 8th Step in the Relationship Selling Cycle
A plan for tracking
Maximizing current customers
Customer follow-up adds value.
A buying decision is a one-time action unless you turn it into a habit with follow-up.
Service after the sale can be more critical than the sale itself.
Excuses salespeople give for losing accounts
The Profound Role of Service
It costs so much more to generate new customers than to retain existing customers.
A salesperson has 60 to 70% chance of selling additional products to an existing customer.
Adding Value
The concept of adding value in selling means the salesperson makes a special effort, before, during and after the sale.
There is no substitute for salespeople asking their customer base how they feel about the service their company is providing.
A salesperson has a five to twenty chance of selling to a new prospect.
Service and sincerity are the keys to winning back lost accounts.
The Follow-up
Sending a thank you note is a great opportunity to show gratitude to your client.
Set goals for regular follow-up and stay top of mind.
Follow up after the sale is important because securing the customer’s business is not the end of the selling cycle.
As competition increases, companies must differentiate their products and services based on the buying experience
Always take responsibility and make it right.
Some customers may choose to stop doing business with your organization for reasons that are beyond your control.
According to recent statistics, 91% of unhappy customers will leave and never come back
