"I stood there for ten minutes. Nobody said hello."
"They greeted me, remembered my name and found exactly what I needed."
Same store. Same products.
Different service.
Service that sells: today's plan.
Why the greeting decides the sale.
Four steps for any customer.
2Real situations, real answers.
3Lock in what you learned.
4The whole method on one card.
★Service isn't nice to have. It's revenue.
more likely to buy when greeted in the first minute
of customers who leave do it because they felt ignored
bigger tickets in stores that use a service method
* Illustrative figures for this sample workshop
The 10-second rule.
- 1Eye contact and a smile within 10 seconds.
- 2A real greeting, not "next!"
- 3If you're busy: "I'll be right with you."
One method for every customer.
Let them finish. Repeat back what you heard.
"I get it, that's frustrating." Mean it.
Offer one clear solution, right now.
Say what happens next, and keep it.
Same question. Two answers.
A customer is angry about a late order. First move?
Answer: C · Listen first. Everything else comes after.
Do this. Not that.
✓Do
- Use their name
- Walk them to the product
- Offer one extra tip
- Thank them at the door
✕Don't
- Point and say "over there"
- Check your phone at the counter
- Say "that's not my area"
- Leave without a goodbye
Starting tomorrow, I will:
Team goal for next quarter
Every customer is a five-star chance.
Let's go