We’ve now reached the final step to implement an Effective Sales Process.
Let’s review the first three steps:
First, include a strategy to generate qualified spa leads and/or prospects.
Second, begin building relationships and trust with new leads.
Third, convert leads.
The fourth and final step is to convert first-time clients into lifetime clients.
Success with guest consultation should lead to creating a customized program to help a team reach the results they are looking for. It should lead to multiple future appointments. Once they complete their program, then you can present a membership program to help them maintain their results.
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Relating it to real life
Loyalty is defined as faithfulness to commitments or obligations.
Think of the person who sticks with a business/sports team through name/ownership changes and through other negative happenings. Or consider the person who travels a long way for something as simple as a dinner at their favorite restaurant.
What brought these once first-time clients and now lifetime clients to this point? Simple. On the very first visit, something compelling and memorable forever put that business/sports team and/or restaurant on the client’s “favorites list.” This happened and continued despite the years that had passed or the losses that piled up, and/or the longer commute involved, in the above examples.
In conclusion
Setting up a sales process for your spa will help you become much more aware of what needs to be done to reach a higher level of success!
I encourage you to evaluate your current sales process and improve it by implementing the four steps we’ve discussed.