Business Plans – Questions to Consider – Part 18

by Christie Lewis on April 4, 2010 · 1 comment

in Planning & Growth, Small Business

It has been a while since we had a new entry in the Business Plan Questions series. You can access previous entries from the sidebar on your right or via the Series Page.  This week we’ll be asking questions relating to the sales process.

Sales

  • Do you know your major sales segments?
  • What are your projected monthly sales on a departmentalised basis?
  • Who is your target market?
  • Have your staff been adequately trained to prepare for a sale:
    • greet the customer?
    • explain the product or service?
    • close the sale?
    • document the sale?
    • check that the customer was happy with the entire sales process?
  • Have you developed special “sales” days?
  • Have all staff been trained in the concept of “companion” selling?
  • Do you encourage customers to refer friends to your business?

 


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