Studying the features of all products on offer. Arranging stock in a manner that is both visually appealing and allows ease of movement. Ensuring that test models are set up and in outstanding condition. Training staff in effective sales and communication strategies. Leading the sales team by inspiring and motivating them to achieve targets and meet the standards required by the showroom. Driving up sales and profitability by proactively and reactively following up on leads. Providing update ideas and actioning changes to showroom displays and stock. Developing store strategies to raise customers' pool, expand store traffic and optimize profitability. Meeting sales goals by training, motivating, mentoring and providing feedback to store staff. Ensuring high levels of customers satisfaction through excellent service. To become a successful showroom sales manager, you typically need a combination of leadership, communication, and sales skills. Qualifications often include a bachelor's degree in business or a related field, relevant work experience in sales, and a strong understanding of the products or services being offered.