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The Sales Presentation

Volumes have been written about the skills needed for successful sales presentations. Advice abounds about how to present benefits, not features; how to conduct product demos; how to use influencing techniques; how to establish rapport; how to close; and more.
Top sales performers embrace not only these sales skills but, most importantly, this fundamental of effective presenting: focus on the audience. They are clear that a sales presentation should be a dialogue between salesperson and audience. Most sales presentations typically involve small enough numbers of people to facilitate this.

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  1. Fred E. Miller
    Fred E. Miller says:
    January 29, 2011 at 10:46 am

    Being a great public speaker gives the perception that you are an Expert.

    Perception is reality and we like to work with Experts!

    • consulu1_bronwyn
      consulu1_bronwyn says:
      January 31, 2011 at 9:44 am

      And it amazes me that we flock, still, to people who are sure! I like a speaker who is an expert but who also knows where to go for things they don’t know.

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