Description
Engage customers by demonstrating products, explaining features and benefits, and answering questions to build interest and drive sales. Set up and run demos at stores, events, or trade shows; may process purchases and collect leads.
- • Demonstrate and explain products, methods, or services to influence purchase decisions.
- • Provide samples, coupons, brochures, or other incentives to encourage trials.
- • Keep demonstration areas clean, organized, and fully stocked.
- • Record and report demo metrics such as attendance, questions, samples, and leads.
- • Sell demonstrated products and track transactions or referrals.
- • Set up and arrange displays or demo stations to attract attention.
- • Recommend specific products based on customer needs.
- • Transport, assemble, and disassemble demo equipment and materials.
- • Identify qualified prospects and provide follow-up information.
- • Rehearse demonstrations to ensure smooth delivery.
- • Tailor demos and talking points to the target audience.
- • Research products and use cases; learn competitors and consumer concerns.
- • Collaborate with other demonstrators to manage crowds and coverage.
- • Visit stores, trade shows, and community events to conduct demonstrations.
- • Train new demonstrators on product knowledge and presentation techniques.
- • Instruct customers on setup, basic customization, and safe use of products.
- • Capture leads and schedule follow-ups with sales teams or retailers.
- • Recommend product or service improvements based on customer feedback.
- • Deliver product information using live demos, videos, slide decks, or printed materials.
- • Follow safety, brand, and venue policies during demonstrations.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
