Is this is the year that you are going to dramatically increase your sales? If so, you need to emotionally and intellectually connect with your audience – be it one, five, 50 or 500. Think of it this way – logic makes us think. People will not invest a large amount of money unless it […]
Read More...Situation, Solution, Success – Sales Presentation Strategy
If your goal is to increase sales this year, your sales presentations must include interesting, compelling stories. In a business context, stories are most often case histories of satisfied clients.
Read More...Last Words Linger – Sales Presentation Tip
When you structure your sales presentation, remember you start strong and close high. Your last words linger and you don’t want them to be “thank you” or “out of time.”
Read More...Upgrade The Caliber of Your Stories within Your Sales Presentations
Speeches and sales presentations are not memorable without fascinating stories. I want you to upgrade the caliber of your stories. Practice telling stories. Utilize what I call the “Hollywood Model” – character, dialogue, and dramatic lesson learned; which is, of course, that doing business with you is the best way to go.
Read More...How to Increase Sales – Improve Your Sales Presentations
Use Fewer Words First let’s learn what Jerry Seinfield says – because after all if you can learn from a marquee comedian who gets millions of dollars a year, well, it’s going to help with your sales. Jerry said, “I will take an hour to edit an eight-word sentence down to five.” Now in his […]
Read More...When Does Your Sales Presentation Start? A Sales Presentation Tip
Here is an important sales presentation tip I shared with Long & Foster, the largest real estate company in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. This is something that anyone giving a sales presentation should keep in mind.
Read More...Sales Presentations How Do You Improve?
When we frequently deliver sales conversations and presentations, or deliver more formal presentations, we are reinforcing what we do well…and what could be less effective or distracting. The way for us to improve is to understand what we naturally do well. Understand why, name the technique so that we can repeat it under pressure and teach others; discover what we do that is distracting and replace it with a better, more productive habit.
Read More...Sales Presentations: Power Pitching: Get the Personal Edge
•Steer clear of technical language and jargon. Rehearse your presentation in advance with your spouse or an intelligent 12-year-old across the dinner table. If there’s anything they don’t understand, it’s too complicated.
Read More...Sales Presentation Skills: Podcast Dr. Drew Interviews Patricia Fripp
Listen now and enjoy this informative MP3. Dr. Drew interviews Patricia Fripp, in-demand sales presentation trainer on sales presentation skills. Find out what you should and should not be doing.
Read More...Powerful Public Speaking: Personal Connection Edge
• Bottom Line: Everything else being equal, you’re way ahead of any other speaker or sales professional when your audience of one or one thousand relates to you, likes you, and trusts you. Remember, they must first trust you before they can trust the message.
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