ATA Bow Tech Customer Service & Sales Flashcards
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A customer asks why their bow feels different after switching to a new string. What should a technician explain first?
Answer: New strings stretch slightly during break-in and the bow may need a follow-up tune
New bowstrings undergo a break-in period where stretch can alter brace height and timing, requiring a follow-up tune.
Which of the following is the best way to demonstrate value when a customer questions the cost of professional bow service?
Answer: Explain how proper tuning improves accuracy, safety, and bow longevity
Educating customers on the tangible benefits of professional service justifies cost and builds confidence in your expertise.
A customer wants to shoot at 3D archery competitions. What type of sight would a bow technician most likely recommend?
Answer: A multi-pin adjustable sight
Multi-pin adjustable sights allow shooters to quickly adapt to the varied unknown distances common in 3D competition.
What is the most professional way to handle a situation where a customer's bow cannot be repaired and must be replaced?
Answer: Honestly explain the condition and help the customer choose a suitable replacement
Honest communication and guidance toward a suitable replacement demonstrates integrity and retains customer trust.
A customer asks whether to choose a 30-inch or 32-inch axle-to-axle bow for hunting from a treestand. What should a technician recommend?
Answer: A shorter 30-inch ATA bow for easier maneuverability in tight treestand spaces
Shorter ATA lengths are easier to swing and maneuver in the confined space of a treestand.
What is the recommended way to store a customer's bow while it awaits service in a shop?
Answer: Hang it vertically on a bow rack or lay it flat in a secure area, tagged with the customer's info
Proper labeled storage prevents mix-ups, protects equipment, and demonstrates professionalism.