sales presentation examples

sales presentation examples
sales presentation examples

Is your message in Getting Through the sales presentation?

As a sales coach, I often hear a representative Sales make the excuse for a loss of sales than their fair perspective does not listen to the presentation of their sales. Most psychologists suggest that "Effective communication occurs when the receiver receives the message the sender intended to send." From this definition it is clear that the responsibility for effective communication based on the sales professional.

Every day, in enterprises across the country, customer or staff with customers and prospects, clients or customers have problems sending and receiving messages. Although there are many factors that can block or hinder effective dialogue, a more common among sales professionals is the use of jargon or a specific industry when presenting sales. We use words that are familiar to us because we regularly hear their colleagues and play them in our product literature and industry publications. Unfortunately, many of these words and phrases are not understood by many customers or potential customers, even if they were in May heard the terms before giving a sales presentation.

For example, on an appeal of recent sales presentation with a representative of financial service that has been presenting a mutual fund to a prospective client, the seller successfully moved through each six stages of the sales process to the point of presenting their product investment. The role of the vendor began talking about the product, is valid bite out of financial jargon such as: market potential of default, equity investments, and more! It was evident that his potential customer was not receiving the message, but the seller did not even realize. When you make a sales presentation, make sure you leave the industry terminology and jargon at the door. To learn more about making effective sales presentations, see the new e-learning manual http://www.TheSellingEdge.com/myths3.htm

About the Author

Virden Thornton is the founder and president of The $elling Edge, Inc., a sales consulting solutions
firm specializing in sales, customer relations, sales management training and sales training coaching. Clients include Sears Optical, Eastman Kodak, IBM, Bank One, Jefferson Pilot, and Wal-Mart to name a few. Virden is the author of 101 Sales Myths and the best selling Building & Closing the Sale, published by Thompson Learning.

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