Tell your customers about a product and they will remember it for some
time but when you show them the features of a product and inform them how they
can actually benefit from the product, the message is retained in their minds
for a longer time.
A great product demonstration involves customers, educates them about
the product and convinces them about how buying the product can benefit them. Merchandising
companies across the world are using product demonstration and shopping centre
promotions to attract and entice customers. The idea is to induce prospective
customers to buy a new product or improved version of an existing product.
Some of the benefits
of a great demonstration or shopping centre promotion include:
- Creating interest about the product
- Address queries and concerns of prospects
- Give a sense of ownership to prospects by involving the five senses of sight, sound, touch, smell and taste.
Conducting a flawless product demonstration is not as simple as it may
seem. Standing in front of an unknown group speaking about your product can often
be daunting.
Here are some of the points you need to keep in mind when preparing for
a product demonstration.
Knowing the product
well:
It is vital that you have detailed knowledge about the product you wish
to sell. Sometimes demonstration specialists focus mainly on the stylistic
presentation of a product and ignore the learning part. A product demonstrator
must be comfortable with each and every element of a product – how each button
functions, how the product scores over a competitor product and so on.
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