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Making a Persuasive Sales Presentation

Making a Persuasive Sales Presentation

Terri Sjodin, principal of Sjodin Communications and author of "The New Sales Speak," shows how to avoid the top mistakes salespeople make during presentations.

Speaker: Terri Sjodin, Sjodin Communications

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    cmandt

    02/21/08 | Report as spam

    Wow

    This is the most nothing bag of wind about selling that I have ever heard. Advertised as the committing this one key mistake. Not one specific other that smile and be yourself. Have fun with it.

    {;ease try this again and really list the worst blunders as advertised.

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    wstewart

    02/22/08 | Report as spam

    RE: Making a Persuasive Sales Presentation

    good ideas presented here

    I always get my trainees to make the shift from presenting to persuading as quickly as possible in their face to face meeting with their clients

    If you know your primary and secondary onjectives at any meeting then you can measure if you are on track or off track during a presentation.

    Give great content with a purpose - that is usually to move the client along the track YOU want them to go or else qualify them out asap

    You can find out all about this and more by getting my report - New Rules Of Selling at no cost by going to : www.strategicsellingsystem.com/NewRules

    Hope this helps

    all the best

    William Stewart
    The Strategic Sales Trainer....

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    ktoney@...

    02/22/08 | Report as spam

    RE: Making a Persuasive Sales Presentation

    I'm not sure what your guest meant by persuasive presentation.

    If she meant talking prospects into buying your products or services, that's tough in today's sales environment. As the saying goes, " people love to buy, but they don't like to be sold/Persuaded"

    As a trainer I think it's best to find out what the needs or problems of your prospects are, then EDUCATING them on how your
    product or service can meet their needs or solve their problems.

    I think companies have to do a more effective job at marketing their products and services. They need to provide their sales reps with better marketing tools and materials.

    This will make their sales reps more productive.

    Kevin Toney
    Marketing Coach
    www.HowToIncreaseYourSales.ca

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