Would You Like To Sell Refrigerators? - Here Are A Few Suggestions

| Wednesday, January 8, 2014
By George Dodson


The father of refrigeration, Oliver Evens, designed the first effective refrigeration system in 1805. This system works by absorbing the heat inside the refrigerator through circulation of vaporized refrigerant. This heat would be transferred to coils and moved to the outside where it was released. The vapor would return to a liquid state where it recycled for use again. In 1894, Jacob Perkins was successful in making the first practical appliance using this technique. This brought a change from old icebox to new refrigerator in every household.

Today we take for granted that we have such at thing as refrigeration. When it breaks, we have to do something about it. It is time to buy a new one. Someone at the store has to sell us that refrigerator. That is the refrigerator salesman.

What are some of the tricks of the modern day refrigerator salesman?

Being a good advisor to your clients is one of the main tip. By being one, you would be able to understand about their requirements. A good advisor also easily earns the trust of the customer. If they trust you, then you would be the person whom you would turn to when they want to go for a new refrigerator.

Another trick is to provide you with three choices. The costliest one would be the first choice. This would automatically make the third one the lowest. When you give anyone three choices, they tend to gravitate to the middle one because it seems safe. Obviously, the middle one would neither would be the cheapest nor the costliest. The center one just feels right.

You should have good understanding of the product. You should be ready to answer any questions they have. Be able to describe both the pros and cons of that refrigerator you want to sell. You want to build trust right from the start. Be able to explain why your products are better than the competition.

Have full confidence in the product you sell. Know that it is quality, and just what the customer wants and needs. Communicate that confidence by making eye contact when you speak to our prospective customers. When you speak about the product your enthusiasm should come out. Think like your buyer. Appeal to the emotions of that buyer. Think about what would be your feelings if you are the buyer. What would be the satisfaction you would feel after buying it. Transfer that to your sales pitch. Picture to them how they will feel when they have this installed in their home.

Help your customer to see that their life will not be full without that refrigerator. Go for it. They came in to purchase a refrigerator. Tempt them with everything you know about how much their life is going to improve once they have this in their home.

Finally, build long-term trust through thinking long term. If they do not buy today, they will be back because they trust you.

Never give false information to the customer. They are intelligent beings who can figure things out. Be up front and honest with them. You can easily lose their trust if you try lying to them.

After sales follow up is also essential. Be there for them and help them to appreciate what they have just purchased. Tell them about any rebates or offers which would benefit them. This would enable you to win their trust and build an long lasting connection. This would eventually result in good salesmanship and also increased sales.




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