Successful Selling Tips Manchester CT
Some salespeople in Manchester say that every home improvement transaction comes down to price. Do you believe that? Or is it simply a self-fulfilling prophecy of sales personnel who don't understand why the consumer buys? These are the reps who are still using price drops to manipulate homeowners into buying.
Barbara Puorro
(860) 346-5063
Middletown, CT
(860) 346-5063
Middletown, CT 06457
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William Raveis Real Estate
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Abro, Dawn - Sentry Real Estate Svc
(860) 643-4060
63 E Center St
Manchester, CT
Abro, Dawn - Sentry Real Estate Svc
(860) 643-4060
63 E Center St
Manchester, CT 06040
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Anne Miller Real Estate
(860) 647-8000
975 Main St
Manchester, CT
Anne Miller Real Estate
(860) 647-8000
975 Main St
Manchester, CT 06040
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Fibro Realty
(860) 527-7035
6 Central Row
Hartford, CT
Fibro Realty
(860) 527-7035
6 Central Row
Hartford, CT 06103
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Glastonbury Home Staging
(860) 43-9496
64 Glastonbury Hunt Lane
South Glastonbury, CT
Goodwin Group
(860) 432-7131
175 Adams St S
Manchester, CT
Goodwin Group
(860) 432-7131
175 Adams St S
Manchester, CT 06040
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Joyce Epstein Realty LLC
(860) 647-8895
111 Main St
Manchester, CT
Joyce Epstein Realty LLC
(860) 647-8895
111 Main St
Manchester, CT 06040
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Jrh Properties
(860) 246-0613
74 Forest Ln
East Hartford, CT
Jrh Properties
(860) 246-0613
74 Forest Ln
East Hartford, CT 06118
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Schaefer-Belmont Group
(860) 522-2229
11 Asylum St Ste 512
Hartford, CT
Schaefer-Belmont Group
(860) 522-2229
11 Asylum St Ste 512
Hartford, CT 06103
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Century 21 Access America
(860) 236-2121
449 Silas Deane Hwy
Wethersfield, CT
Century 21 Access America
(860) 236-2121
449 Silas Deane Hwy
Wethersfield, CT 06109
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Source: REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine
Publication date: February 1, 2006
By Richard Kaller
Some salespeople say that every home improvement transaction comes down to price. Do you believe that? Or is it simply a self-fulfilling prophecy of sales personnel who don't understand why the consumer buys? These are the reps who are still using price drops to manipulate homeowners into buying. Those who believe that price drives the market develop blind spots when it comes to what's really happening and why a consumer chooses one contractor over another.
Why They BuySurveys of consumer buying decisions clearly indicate that price doesn't drive the process. Here's what consumers tell researchers they want from contractors, in this order:
Guarantee or warrantyAvailability to do the work when wantedCompetitive priceA full-time, professional contractorBrand the homeowner wantsProfessionally prepared proposalBusiness longevityVariety of options and samplesNeat appearance of salespersonTestimonial letters and/or pictures of company's workNotice that when consumers address price, they indicate “competitive price,” not lowest price. Homeowners will often pay 30% more, even up to double the lowest price, provided the reason for the difference is clear.
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