The Million Dollar Demo and the Good Little Salesperson
Once upon a time, there was a software company, with a Good Little Salesperson.
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Once upon a time, there was a software company, with a Good Little Salesperson.
The Million Dollar Demo and the Good Little Salesperson Read More »
Let’s humanize the web communication experience – take your webcam cover off!
Take Your Webcam Cover Off! Read More »
By Steve Kraner, Guest Blogger
Where does the demo fit in a software or SaaS sales cycle?
A Surprising Stance on Demos and Some Startling Data Read More »
Should we be using this phrase in our demos and/or are there alternatives?
Does That Make Sense? Read More »
Wouldn’t it be great to start the interaction with your customers with a conversation – or a substantial Discovery discussion – before offering a live demo?
These 90- to 120-minute sessions for small groups will have you connecting and driving interaction with your audiences effectively and confidently when using Zoom/WebEx/GoToMeeting and similar tools.
This is a critical time for presales folks to leverage their trusted advisor status to lead and guide our customers in operating and communicating over the web. Let’s step up to this challenge!
COVID-19, Presales, and Leadership Read More »
Traditional-average demos – and traditional-average demo delivery – are simply insufficient today! We introduced seven habits that correspond to (rather dramatic) increases in demonstration success and discussed how to coach your team or yourself to master these habits.
It currently lacks a set of annotation tools that are needed to highlight specific parts of software screens in demos and, accordingly, to enable sufficient interactivity.
Microsoft Teams – Currently Not Recommended for Remote Demos Read More »
How many web demos and presentations start with, “Can you see my screen?” – following by nothing but the presenter talking and clicking?
Ask yourself, what do you do? Are your audiences engaged?
When you ask your audience, “Any questions so far?” how often do you hear “Nope, we’re good…” or the chirp-chirp of crickets in an empty room?