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Presentation Cycle: Structuring Your Message

Module Objectives:

  • Learn how to target your presentation according to the needs of your audience.
  • Experience a proven strategy for preparing and delivering a presentation that quickly gains attention and hold interest throughout the presentation.
  • Learn how to use Q & A – even objections – to reinforce your message

Field Work:

  • Prepare a presentation deck for an upcoming presentation for three accounts.
  • List all anticipated questions and objections, and develop detailed answers to be used with each one.
  • Deliver this presentation either live or face to face.

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Sales Planning Cycle: Prospecting Cycle:
     The Complete Sales 2.0 Game Plan      Planning Your Pipeline
     Time and Territory Management      Prospecting Skills
     Introduction to Customer Financials      Getting Past the Gatekeeper
     Advanced Customer Financials      Effective Voice Mails
Sales Cycle: Presentation Cycle:
     Sales Psychology      Structuring Your Message
     Why Buyers Buy      Outstanding Verbal Techniques
     Initiating the Sales Conversion      Handling Q&A
     The Solutions Customers Want to Buy      Presenting Over the Web
     Up Selling/Cross Selling Negotiation Cycle:
     Embracing Objections      The Five Phases of Negotiation
     Handling Customer Conflict      Creative Concessions To Close the Sale
     Closing Strategies That Really Work      Neutralizing 10 Negotiation Tactics
     Unlock the Power of Referral Selling      Neutralizing 10 More Negotiation Tactics

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