Bookings
and Customer Care
Bookings-
Why does someone book a
show?
What is the #1 reason why
someone didn’t book a show with you?
- You didn’t ask!
- Fear- Make sure you add to your presentation when talking about bookings “your friends will love it”.
- They can’t make a decision- give them choices on types of shows and dates
At checkout, compliment
their choices and then ask three questions:
- Did you have fun tonight?
- Were you able to get everything you wanted?
- Do you think your friends would enjoy this?
If presented with objections such as “I’m too busy”, back into the scheduling process - “If you were able to book a show, what would the best day of the week be?” Then offer availability in a particular month, until you have narrowed it down to the perfect day.
Customer
Care-
This is a huge area that
we overlook and by doing that we are missing out on sales, bookings and
recruiting. Customer care builds
relationships and it is the foundation of your business. Is yours strong or weak? Belinda talks about a 3-part system called 2
+ 2 + 2. If you employ this system
of follow-up calls after each “interaction”, your business will grow in all
three areas- booking, selling and recruiting.
1st
call- 2 days after sale
This is a thank you
call. Take the attitude of
gratitude. Most people are pleasantly
shocked to hear from you. It goes
something like this... “It was a pleasure to meet you... Most people leave a
show regretting that they didn’t buy everything they wanted...”, Offer her the opportunity to purchase, book
or meet with you to discuss the opportunity.
*People only stay excited
for about 3 days, so it is imperative to make these calls in a timely manner!
2nd
call- 2 weeks after sale
This is a service
call. You are coming from a place of
“service”. “Are you enjoying your Jamberry (be specific as to what they purchased)?”
“Are you still getting
compliments?” “Is there anything I can do
for you right now?” You are continuing
to build the relationship with this call!
3rd
call- 2 months after sale
Just to touch base. “Just checking to see if you need
anything.” “The holidays are coming
up...”. "We have a new catalog..."
Summary of training from Belinda Ellsworth
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