Sales processes and customer service (OCR GCSE Business): Flashcards

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4.3 Sales processes and customer service
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Face-to-face selling

Direct interaction between buyer & seller in physical setting

Face-to-face selling advantage for loyalty

Builds customer loyalty through personalised service

Face-to-face selling disadvantage re: costs

Higher retailer costs due to staff & store expenses

Telesales

Sales completed over the telephone

Telesales disadvantage to customers

Can be intrusive & annoying to customers

E-commerce definition

Buying & selling goods/services electronically via internet

E-commerce advantage: market reach

Businesses can sell globally

E-commerce advantage: operating hours

Sales can occur 24/7

E-commerce disadvantage: competition

Increased competition from local & international businesses

E-commerce influence on business location

Can operate from cheaper, non-prime locations

E-commerce impact on employment levels

Reduction in employees due to automation & technology

E-commerce customer advantage: shopping time

Can shop anytime & anywhere, 24/7

E-commerce customer disadvantage: product check

Unable to physically check or try products before purchase

After-sales service

Service received after buying: returns, advice, support

Customer service benefit

Increases sales & encourages repeat business

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