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Successfully Selling Barbecue Grills - Jerry Isenhour
Successfully Selling Barbecue
                  Grills
                        Jerry Isenhour
                      CVC Success Group
Many companies that offer hearth products now have additional offerings of
barbecue equipment that they offer to their customer base. A successful approach to
selling barbecues requires a dedicated process involving marketing, sales approach,
installation, service, and delivery. If barbecues are a part of your product offerings,
or you are considering adding this, then plan to join industry veteran trainer Jerry
Isenhour in this session that will give you the secret sauce for success.

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 BBQ & GRILL
SALES SUCCESS

         PRESENTED BY
        JERRY ISENHOUR
       CVC SUCCESS GROUP

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 WHATEVER THE CORRECT TERM
GRILL / BBQ / BARBECUE / BARBQ
 DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU LIVE

 GRILLING / HOT & FAST

 BBQING / LOW & SLOW
    FIRST RULE OF SUCCESS
WHAT IS THE TERM IN YOUR AREA?

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   THE BBQ GRILL
HOW DOES THAT SOUND
FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS SEMINAR
     LET’S TALK HOW TO SELL
NO MATTER IF YOU WANT TO CALL IT
 GRILL / BBQ / BARBQ / BARBECUE

 LET’S FIGURE OUT TO SELL GRILLS
  MY MISSION IS TO SHARE SALES
TECHNIQUES TO SELL IT, NO MATTER
      WHAT YOU MAY CALL IT!
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    JERRY’S RULES OF SALES

  THINK LIKE THE CUSTOMER
      PRESENT VALUE
  BUILD THE RELATIONSHIP
   ENGAGE THE CUSTOMER
 UNDERSTAND THE CUSTOMER

             YOU WIN!

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            RISK
     WHAT IS THE RISK
       RISK REMOVAL
     RISK MANAGEMENT
     REMOVE THE RISK
         YOU WIN!

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       HISTORY
 The roots of cooking via what we call
   grilling / BBQing has as it’s roots
through the Caribbean Islands with the
         name being BARBACOT

Early translations were in the following
                  order:
Spanish / Portuguese / French / English
  First used as an English verb in 1661
  First recorded use of the word as an
         English noun was 1697
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           HISTORY
        Spanish explorers brought the method to
           shore in the Carolinas around 1540

 Spanish introduced the pig to the Indians and pigs were
               allowed to roam in the wild

Primarily used as a way to cook pork, during the Civil War
   era in the southeastern USA, the average person ate
        5 pounds of pork per every 1 pound of beef

Various sauces used to balance the sweet taste of the pork

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         HISTORY
“Texas” beef became a meat of choice in Texas due to the
        large amount of cattle there around 1870

     From there the style of cooking moved with the
   cattle to locations such as Kansas City and Memphis

       Various locations around the USA developed
          regional styles of cooking, and flavors
                  Kansas City / Memphis
          Lexington / Eastern NC / Western NC
                 Texas / The List Is Long

              RESULT IT ALL TASTES GOOD!

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     KAMADO GRILL
        Origin

            China
            Korea
            Japan

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                              LEAN EXPERT

                  MADE THE AUTOMOBLE
                      AFFORDABLE
                  TO THE WORKING MAN

                              PHILOSPHER

                                  MOTIVATOR

                     BBQ???
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   FORD
  EDISON
KINGSFORD

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        Buyers Of Model A & Model T Fords
          Received A Grill With The Car
Grills Came In A Model 10, Model 20 & Camp Grill

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      THANKS FOR THE CHARCOAL
    E.G. Kingsford is the inventor of the modern charcoal
    briquette. Kingsford was a relative of Henry Ford who
 charged him with establishing a Ford auto parts plant and
sawmill in northern Michigan. The local community swelled
 and was named Kingsford in his honor. Kingsford noticed
   that Ford's Model T production lines were generating a
      large amount of wood scraps that were just being
   discarded. Kingsford suggested to Ford that a charcoal
manufacturing facility be established next to the assembly
  line to process and sell charcoal, with the Ford name, in
Ford dealerships. Several years after Kingsford's death, the
    chemical company was sold to local businessmen and
    renamed the Kingsford Chemical Company, briquettes
      invented & patented by Ellsworth B. A. Zwoyer 1897.

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    FAST FORWARD TO
  POST WORLD WAR II &
      KOREAN WAR
  George Steven in 1952 started selling a grill he
had made from a buoy cut in half, added legs, added
 an air shutter and the Weber Kettle was born. His
          neighbors called it the SPUTNIK!

 He was working for the Weber Brothers Steel Co.
making buoys, started the BBQ division in 1952 and
         In 1959 bought the company.

And charcoal grills for homes were off to the races!

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REPLICA

  1952
 WEBER
 KETTLE

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  GAS GRILL

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LAZY MAN GRILL 1950s

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 GAS GRILL
   Phillip Arnold a sales engineer for the natural-gas
 public utility in Milwaukee made the first natural gas
  grill. He took a challenge from his boss to develop a
   product for the home that could burn natural gas.
   Thinking that natural gas could be used to light a
 barbecue grill, Phillip experimented with an oil drum
  (cut down to 9 inches tall), some lava rock from his
 garden and a log lighter from his fireplace. To perfect
the technology, Phillip teamed up with Walter Kozoiol,
who was manufacturing gas lighting under the name of
  Charmglow at the time. In 1966, Phillip moved from
 Wisconsin to southern California to open AEI Corp. to
                    distribute the grills

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NOW YOU HAVE SOME HISTORY
  OF BBQING AND GRILLING
  FOLKS LOVE TO COOK OUTDOORS
 THERE IS A VARIETY OF APPLIANCES
   THERE IS A VARIETY OF FUELS
    THERE ARE SUCCESS STORIES
        THERE ARE FAILURES

       A MARKET THAT WITH

         A PLAN
 CAN DELIVER TO YOU NEW BUSINESS
      AND ENHANCED PROFITS

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   WHO IS
   GETTING
     THE
    SALES
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    Average Age of Grills
•   Charcoal – 2.9 Years
•   Gas – 3.4 Years
•   Electric – 2.7 Years
•   ALL Grills – 3.1 Years
                      Hispanic Average
                      for All Grills – 2.8
                             Years
                      Canadian Average
                      for All Grills – 3.1
                             Years

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            SALES
            SPIKES
1/2
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         SALES SPIKES
Thanksgiving (Canada)       4%
        Columbus Day         7%
  Christmas/Chanukah         7%
 Victoria Day (Canada)        8%
   Labor Day (Canada)         8%
           Canada Day          9%
        Cinco de Mayo           10%
   New Year's Eve/Day             15%
          Thanksgiving            15%
                 Easter             18%
   Super Bowl Sunday                             31%
          Mother's Day                            33%
           Father's Day                                       45%
             Labor Day                                           51%
          Memorial Day                                            52%
             4th of July                                                 68%
                       0%           20%                 40%        60%         80%
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 DECISION
  MAKER
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                                        Joint Decision
                                             37%

                                                      Other Family
                                                        Member
                                                          3%
         Male Head
           34%
                                                    Gift
                                                    8%

                                                Other
                                                 1%

                                     Female Head
                                        18%

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FREQUENCY
  OF USE

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           Frequency of Grill Usage

Almost Every Day         8

 1-2 Times/Week                                  44

   1-2 Times/Mo.                           32

1-2 Times/Season             12

   Almost Never      5

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                               Grill Usage

50% of Canadian Grill
  Owners Use Their                                                    Grilling
   Grill Year Round                                                   Season*
                                                                        40%

           Year
          Round
           60%              66% of Hispanic
                            Grill Owners Use                         *Mid‐May Thru
                             Their Grill Year                        Mid‐September
                                  Round
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     Initial Reasons For Using A
      Charcoal Grill Or Gas Grill
    Not heat up kitchen       7%
                             6%

 To Interact with Family      9%
                             7%

   To Entertain Guests       6%
                               9%

   Enjoy Good Weather              14%
                                  13%

     To Eat Good Meat               16%
                                   14%

  Desire for Good Food                          34%
                                                   40%

                       0%          20%          40%            60%    80%      100%
                                                Gas       Charcoal

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    FEATURES
   REQUESTED
       BY
   CONSUMERS
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                         Easy ignition system                                                     79
                    Size of the grilling surface                                             72
                              Durability of unit                                        67
                              Ease of cleaning                                     56
A surface area to hold utensils or food items                              39
                               Grease catcher                              38
                       Multiple burner system                              37
          Temperature gauge/heat indicator                                 37
                                    Portability                       28
                         Reliable brand name                          27
                                Warming shelf                     24
         A side burner to cook food in pans                  16
                          Appearance/ styling                15
                                Storage space           10

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                     Foods Cooked on Grills
             Fish                                   28%
 Beef/Pork Roast                                          34%
         Potatoes                                            39%
      Pork Chops                                               43%
             Corn                                               44%
  Saus/Bratwurst                                                44%
             Ribs                                                           50%
   Chicken Parts                                                                        64%
         Burgers                                                                           69%
            Steak                                                                           71%
        Hot Dogs                                                                             72%
                  0%                   20%                   40%                  60%                  80%

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         CONCERNS
           OF THE
         CONSUMER
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 FLARE UPS
 DURABILITY / LIFE OF UNIT
 EVEN COOKING SURFACE
 MESS
 PRICE
 ASSEMBLY
 INSTALLATION
 SERVICE
 GREASE
 TASTE
 EASE OF USE
 SCARED OF GAS

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 THE PLAN
    ANY BUSINESS VENTURE
 SHOULD ALWAYS BEGIN WITH
 A PLAN, THIS TO INCLUDE THE
  OBJECTIVE, THE PROCESS &
     THE DESIRED RESULTS

IT SHOULD INCLUDE A TIMELINE

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 PRODUCT SELECTION
FORUMLATE THE PRODUCTS THAT
  WILL FIT IN YOUR MARKET

       GAS   CHARCOAL
      PELLET   ELECTRIC
     HYBRID MULTI-FUEL

   PORTABLE / STATIONARY
         BUILT-IN
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 BUILT-IN MARKET

     PROFITS
 “BELOW THE BELT”
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10% OF GRILLS ARE IN AN
   OUTDOOR KITCHEN
 A GROWING CATEGORY

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 PRICE POINTS
     GOOD
    BETTER
     BEST
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HOW WILL YOU
GO TO MARKET
       WEBSITE
 SOCIAL PRESENTATION
OUTREACH ADVERTISING
      DISPLAYS

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YOU GOT TO GET SOCIAL
      FACEBOOK
       TWITTER
    GOOGLE PLUS
     INSTAGRAM
    PINTINTEREST
       YOUTUBE
        PORCH

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YOU GOT TO TELL
  YOUR STORY
 COMMUNITY AUTHORITY

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INTERNET REVIEWS
IF YOU TELL OTHERS HOW
   GREAT YOU ARE IT IS
       BRAGGING

 IF OTHERS SAY IT THEN
      IT IS A FACT

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 HOW WILL YOU DISPLAY

 WHAT WILL YOU DISPLAY

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  PEOPLE LIKE TO

      SEE IT
      FEEL IT
     TOUCH IT
    FOUNDLE IT
FANTACIZE ABOUT IT
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IDENTIFYING YOUR
    CUSTOMER

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HOW WILL YOU TRAIN

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 DELIVERY / ASSEMBLY
INSTALLATION / SERVICE

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   Repair Of Grills
Needed By Consumers

    No
   76%                             Yes
                                   24%

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    COOKING
 DEMONSTRATIONS
 COOKING CLASSES

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TURN SERVICE INTO SALES

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    BECOME A
    DESIGNER

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 DETERMINE YOUR UNIQUE
    SELLING POSITION

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THE PRESENTATION

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