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Topic: RSS FeedSelling high tech: knowledge and hands - on demonstrations are keys to sales in this rapidly growing market!
Shooting Industry, Oct, 2003 by Douglas Dave
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Selling high-tech products can be a valuable addition to your business. They offer increased sales and increased margins. High-tech products will help you be more competitive, offer better service to your customer, and relieve some of the price pressures from mail order and Internet competition.
It's a market that will continue to grow--along with your customer base.
HIGH-TECH MARKET ADCO Sales 231 Aimpoint 232 AimShot 233 Aipec Team 234 American Allsafe 235 AOSafety 236 Bangzoom 237 Beamhit 238 Beamshot 239 Bonner Technologies 240 Brunton 241 BSA 242 Burris Co. 243 Bushnell Sports Optics 244 Carson Optical 245 C-More Systems 246 Crimson Trace Corp. 247 E.A.R. Inc. 248 Eagle Electronics 249 Garmin International 250 Gilmore Sports Concepts 251 Highlander 252 Howard Leight 253 Infrared Imaging Inc. 254 ITT Industries 255 Kenwood 256 Laser Bore Sight 257 Laser Devices Inc. 258 LaserLyte 259 LaserMax Inc. 260 Leica 261 Leupold & Stevens 262 Magellan 263 Maxon America 264 Meprolight Inc. 265 Michaels of Oregon 266 Micro-Lite 267 Midland Consumer Radio 268 Millett 269 Moonlight Products 270 Motorola 271 Night Owl Optics 272 Nikon 273 North Safety Products 274 Pelican 275 Pro-Ears (RidgeLine Inc.) 276 QuickFire 277 Schrade 278 Silencio 279 Silver Creek Industries 280 Site Lite 281 Smith Abrasives 282 Sonic Technology 283 Stoney Point Products 284 SureFire 285 Swarovski 286 Taser International 287 Trijicon 288 U.S. Night Vision Co. 289 Unwired Technology 290 Walker's Game Ear 291 Zeiss 292
RELATED ARTICLE: SELLING HIGH-TECH
1. Stock the product. It's hard to sell something from just pictures in a catalog.
2. Know the product. Build your expertise.
3. Explain to customers the benefits of high-tech devices.
4. Get the product into the customer's hands.
5. Let the customer do the demonstration. Just explain which buttons to push and dials to turn.
6. Use vendor-supplied point-of-purchase displays.
7. Use videos or DVDs as countertop salesmen.
8. Plan your advertising and stock products when manufacturers are running large-scale advertising in your area or national campaigns.
9. Use co-op advertising.
10. Be prepared for the newest high-tech products, which will arrive any day.
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