Kymco USA - Scheduler FFA, Editor Mandy

 

⚠️ ⛔️ 🚫 Client Concerns 

They haven't been concerned about anything yet.

🍽️ Shop Type:   Retail, Scenario is an ATV purchase for 12 year old.

$40 pay, no reimbursement

 

❗Difficult Locations:    

  • Unknown - client provides different locations each time

πŸ“…  Scheduling Concerns:

Shop Frequency:   We do a series of shops two times per year. Client provides locations but often, we get to pick the ones out of the ones they give us.  I always release everything they give me, and then stop when we get to the quota. 

IMPORTANT DEMOGRAPHICS: The shopper should be of age, where it would be believable that they have a 12-year-old child, or grandchild. No one under 30 should probably be doing these shops, preferably mid 30s and up.  

Rotation:   None

🚫 Blackout Dates

    • None (They will just need to check google maps to make sure they know when location is open)

πŸ”„ What to consider if the shopper wants to reschedule:  We can be flexible.   We have the entire quarter.

Scheduler Notes:  None

✏️ Editing Concerns:   

 Missing Photos:  We really don't have any concerns here. Client is easy-going, and never reaches out regarding shops. 

πŸ“… Wrong Date/Time: 

  • No specific dates or times for these

Notes for Editor:  Shopper MUST follow the scenario, buying the ATV for a 12 year old child. That is the whole point of the shops. These shops are mandated by the government. I am not sure which department, but they require all manufacturers to shop the dealers to make sure they are in compliance. I have no idea what happens if they aren't in compliance. They should not be offering to sell an ATV for adults to a 12 year old. 

When editing, I have had to google model names, to confirm some of the answers (i.e. if I can't tell if the model they offered was a children's model or not).   

They designed this survey, and to me, it's a little repetitive with some of the questions. 

What to consider if you need to ask the shopper to redo:   We don't ask a shopper to redo if they fail to follow the guidelines, as it's unnatural for a customer to replicate the exact scenario twice.

 

 

 

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