Stunningly Awful Demo Phrases
Here are a handful of phrases that we often hear from software vendors in demo meetings, followed by what the customer thinks in response…
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Here are a handful of phrases that we often hear from software vendors in demo meetings, followed by what the customer thinks in response…
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“Learn the demo…” the group of newly hired presales folks are told, “and when you think you’re ready, we’ll have you present the demo back to us. If you do well, you’ll be certified and ready to start presenting to customers.” What’s wrong with this picture?
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re your sales teams traditional, better than average, or truly great? Contemplate the following (ugly) scenario…
Here are a few areas where we can likely improve our verbal delivery in demos…
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Cries of “Who cares?”, “So what?” and “What’s this good for?” issue from the more vocal members of the audience – and everyone else appears to be apathetic. Bad news!
“Help me understand how to handle customer objections…”
“My team needs to learn how to handle objections…”
What’s wrong with these requests?
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Competitive Differentiation: vendors want to differentiate, vendors try to differentiate, but most vendors fail to meaningfully and successfully differentiate, in the opinion of their customers. When done poorly, differentiation can be stunningly awful; when done well it can be truly terrific!
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What could we possibly learn from the realm of restaurants and food that we can apply to the wonderful world of demos? Much more than that one might guess!
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What can you do to differentiate from your competition and increase your chances for success?
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Have you ever been in a situation where:
a. You find yourself in front of an audience about which you know nothing of their needs or interests – and they’ve been promised a demo…
b. You are asked to join a web session, right now, and the sales person says, “They asked to see a demo…” (again, you have zero information about the customer)…
c. Someone walks up to you at a trade-show booth and says, “What do you guys do?” or “Show me a demo…”
Are you interested in a delightful self-rescue technique for situations like these?
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