ppp financing
Have you ever seen a sales presentation so terrible? I remember one that was so bad I could not see, was so embarrassing.
James had gone to a lot of expenses to travel to another city with his team and hiring a meeting room. It is essential that the presentation was a success, because I was looking half million dollars of funding from investors.
At 10:00 am, the hall was full and James walked to the front. -Thank you for what it is today, everyone. We'll show you something exciting. "
Then click on your laptop and … nothing. Following again … still nothing.
"Only a second the people have a little technical hitch. "
Five minutes later, when neither James nor his coach could get anything to show on the projector screen, and just decided to try to describe in words what his concept was and why investors should invest their money in it.
But that it had received a script, it was all in the laptop and one-half hour later, the room cleared. It was over, a complete failure.
That might be an extreme example, but here is a simple and effective structure that can always be used to make a strong presentation. It is easy to remember, and called PPP action.
Problem – Describe a problem that the customer is that you can provide a good solution. Choose something relevant to the client and the industry or she is, as the problem, of course. Ideally an issue that is expensive / time / frustration or a combination thereof.
Promise – Make a promise. "Our product (or service) can solve this problem."
Test – Do not just make an unsupported claim, providing some evidence convincing. "Look at the results that customers are increasingly using the product."
Call to Action – 'This is what you have to do now to get things moving – and invite the prospect of having a demonstration, Book a test drive, order, as appropriate for your situation. The call to action must reach a level of commitment by the customer, so that he or she getting closer to purchase.
Bookmark this simple formula, and find they have a structure makes any sales presentation easier and more effective.
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