Our client, a leading provider of motorcycles and equipment based in Port Macquarie, currently requires a sales person and spare parts expert to commence immediately on the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW.

Ideally you have experience within the motor industry, in particular within Motorcycles, have proven knowledge of the industry and have a positive and energetic approach to sales and developing this ongoing successful business.

If you are looking for a sea change this is the ideal role to move to a great region of NSW on the coast at Port Macquarie.

You will have a minimum of 3+ years in the industry, have a great attitude and like working for a company who values its staff.

This permanent opportunity will also see the successful candidate move into a managerial role into the future.

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SALES is not a dirty word!

Whether it’s a Café or a fast food outlet, selling is a natural part of service delivery! Many employees cringe when asked to sell, promote and add value to a sale. Some employees feel intimidated and are often are too shy to “encourage” customers to buy something.  It is imperative that all staff know how to sell and how to sell with ease and confidence… here are a few helpful tips that may help you train your staff and assist your business to increase sales

GREET

Smile, make great eye contact and have a special greeting.. not some sentence that sounds rehearsed, but something unique to  your business,  for example “ Welcome to Ma Maison!”

FOCUS

Customer is first and foremost. This is not a big deal, what it really means  is that staff focus on the customer FIRST… they find out what the customer wants, rather than just push what they are trying to sell them! This kind of “solution selling” is a far more powerful than simply delivering a general-purpose sales pitch for something that the customer may not want.

ANTICIPATE

Discuss with your staff possible reasons the customer may choose not to buy, this is known in the sales industry as ‘objections’.  For example if the waiter is tryring to sell the “special of the day” which happens to be fish, and customer doesn’t like fish, perhaps an alternative dish ready for spruiking

ATTITUDE

Sadly and in summary, many staff don’t act enthusiastically or even in a friendly manner… this lack of positive and effective non-verbal and verbal communication can be the downfall for many businesses. We often forget that it’s the service EXPERIENCE customers will remember most, not necessarily the great food or good wine!

Don’t forget that selling and persuasiveness is a VITAL aspect of customer service! add that to your resume!

Ivana Agapiou

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