Demo Caffeine!
“Ready to transform your demos from “show up and throw up” to decisive deal catalysts?” I joined Tom Pisello the “ROI Guy” and April
“Ready to transform your demos from “show up and throw up” to decisive deal catalysts?” I joined Tom Pisello the “ROI Guy” and April
When you create automated demos, consider the following: If your current live demos aren’t driving conversations, your automated versions of these will be equally
Automated Demos Don’t: Garbage In, Amplified Garbage Out! Read More »
I joined the fabulous Dionne Meyer of Inside Sales by Design for this 25-minute Rev Shots discussion – here is Dionne’s summary: “Wow! Our
Rev Shots: What Is Lead Churn? (And How to Capitalize on Others’ Mistakes!) Read More »
Have you ever heard this dialog before? Salesperson: “I need you to do a demo tomorrow for ACME Corp – it’s a huge opportunity!”
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Discovery and Demos Across the Technology Adoption Curve or How to Avoid Crashing into the Chasm (A Never Stop Learning! Article) What’s in
“Just show me the demo,” the prospect begs. “I need you to show them a killer demo,” the Sales Rep demands. As an SE,
“Selling” Discovery Read More »
Think about what you did first thing on Monday morning. (I mean, after you consumed the comics or the sport scores or other news…!)
What’s the Connection Between Monday Morning and Vision Generation Demos? Read More »
(A Never Stop Learning! Article) What’s in this article for you? A small investment in time yields surprisingly valuable sales-ready information. An example! The
A Never Stop Learning Article! Automated Demo Content – Getting It Right What’s in this article for you? An exploration of your own
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While this information does not signal the demise of the seller’s role, it does require that we use more advanced and effective mechanisms to influence and impact buyers’ decisions, especially when providing a demonstration. Fortunately, demonstration skills improvement courses have existed for years yet many train traditional practices originated in the early 2000s. As an example, you may have heard of one demo approach simply illustrated as Tell, Show, Tell (T-S-T). The traditional Tell, Show, Tell approach has served the industry well for years and has helped many presales consultants improve their ability to tell stories and connect with buyers. When we consider new research from the world’s leading sales methodologies we find that the old school practices are simple yet have failed to keep pace with innovation and best practices.
The Significant Failure of Traditional Demos in Modern Selling Read More »