January 2017
Beginner
480 pages
27h 32m
English
In conducting an effective value-added sales presentation, it is a good idea to appeal to all appropriate senses. Each of the five senses—sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste—represents an avenue by which the salesperson can attract the prospect’s attention and build desire.
Although sight is considered the most powerful attention-attracting sense, it may not be the most important motivating force in every selling situation. When presenting a food product, the taste and aroma may be critical. Designers and decorators tell us that most furniture buyers still want to touch and feel the product before they buy it.
Gary Beetle, owner of Beetle Winery located in San Luis Obispo County, California, understands ...
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