Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Step1
Approach potential customers with a friendly expression. The importance of excellent customer service skills should not be overlooked when trying to sell prefabricated homes.
Step2
Listen carefully to the customer's concerns. Many potential buyers are put off by an overly aggressive salesperson who doesn't pay attention to reservations they might have.
Step3
Point out the positive points of prefabricated homes, including their surprisingly sturdy structural integrity. Many customers may have preconceived notions about the quality of building materials in prefabricated homes.
Step4
Be available to your customers for questions they might have once they leave the lot. People like to feel you take a special interest in their situation and it's vital to keep in close contact if you hope to sell prefabricated homes.
Step5
Point out the differences between prefabricated homes and mobile homes. This is an unfortunate confusion that can lead to a great reduction in sales if you do not clarify the difference from the beginning.
Step6
Remind the customer of the quick building time and proven dependability of prefabricated homes. Again, overcoming preconceived notions of what is and what isn't a prefabricated home will be your largest consideration when you try to sell the housing.