DEMOS TO MIXED LOCAL AND REMOTE AUDIENCES
What is the strategy for handling situations where you are face-to-face with one group of customers and other participants are connecting remotely?
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What is the strategy for handling situations where you are face-to-face with one group of customers and other participants are connecting remotely?
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Here is a compendium of debilitating demo diseases that commonly afflict sales, presales and marketing teams when preparing for and presenting demos. We identify the major symptoms for each disorder, provide one or more examples to aid in diagnosis, and suggest steps to a cure for each.
Stunningly Awful Demos – Debilitating Demo Diseases Read More »
We continue the compendium of debilitating demo diseases that commonly afflict sales, presales and marketing teams when preparing for and presenting demos.
Debilitating Demo Diseases – Additional Afflictions Read More »
We’ve all experienced some sort of software demo hell, either as a member of the audience, or, more painfully, as the presenter. But the days of live demo hell are slowly beginning to disappear. Presenters are more savvy and strategic in how and what they present, and as a result audiences are being spared the torture. But unfortunately, we are now entering the era of auto-demo hell.
Should or could a recorded or canned demo be “customized”? Interesting and tough challenge…!
More Auto-Demo Hell – A “Customized” Recorded Demo? Read More »
Have you ever delivered a demo to a prospect that doesn’t seem to understand what you are offering them? Have you ever had a prospect say, at the end of a demo, “Um, hmmm, looks interesting; we’ll get back to you later…” (and you never hear from them again)?
Why Don’t They “Get It” – Are They Stupid Or What? Read More »
Vendors who can successfully create a vision of how customers can transition from their current situation to their desired Solution will enjoy significant advantages over vendors who do not. In competitive situations, if everything else is equal, a strong Transition Vision can make the difference between winning and losing the business.
Transition Vision – A Competitive Differentiator Read More »
When does your audience pay the most attention in your demos? At the beginning? In the middle? At the end? When do they pay the least attention…? And what do they really remember from your demos?
Attention Retention and Demos Read More »
What can be done to increase success rates when dealing with scripted demo situations? Here are few ideas that may yield improvements in your close rate…
Stunningly Awful Demo Situations – The Horror of Scripted Demos Read More »
Have you ever been listening to someone else’s demo and found yourself annoyed or distracted by their wasted words and meaningless fillers?
The Meaningless-Filler Gratuitous-Phrases Vocabulary List Read More »