Business of Farming Conference 2016: Sell More! Improving Sales at Your Farmers Market
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How can you improve your sales at market? This workshop will share best practices for selling at market and offer practical tips, recommendations, and resources for increasing sales. Content will focus on three key elements of sales: presentation, information, and invitation.
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- 8. Increasing sales . . . ? attract more customers increase frequency of visits increase per sale totals
- 9. #1 – attract more customers
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- 14. Presentation – less can be more
- 15. Presentation - color by design
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- 18. Presentation – time well spent
- 19. be creative
- 20. Information - signs & labels
- 21. signs & labels
- 22. signs & labels
- 23. signs & labels
- 24. more information is better
- 25. accessibility
- 26. Invitation
- 28. sampling
- 29. Invitation - demos art/craft plant care simple recipes other?
- 30. Invitation – sales speak a. Would you like to try some cheese? b. Have you tasted our cheese? c. Have some cheese.
- 31. Invitation – sales speak a. Can I get you anything else? b. What else can I help you with? c. What else can I help you with . . . we have fresh salad mix (or fresh cuts of meats or featured whatever) . . . .
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- 33. Invitation – sales speak a. Thank you. b. Thank you, see you next week. c. Thank you, we’ll be having something wonderful next week.
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- 36. Invitation – getting to know you personnel connections names are important tell a story conversation starters
- 37. Invitation – buy more options
- 38. Invitation – buy more options
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