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A Sales Lesson From Mt. Everest
Being distracted isn’t your ticket to achieving your GOALS, being focused is. Learn why this is so important to your selling success.

A Sales Lesson From Mt. EverestA Sales Lesson From Mt. Everest
Being distracted isn’t your ticket to achieving your GOALS, being focused is. Learn why this is so important to your selling success. You can learn from Mt. Everest!

Art in the Corporate Environment
I want to take up the subject of presentations and hope to pass on some of our hard won and often challenged, expertise in this area! This is kicked off with the help of Stuart Price whose article in an old old edition of the MacUser subscribers newsletter, ‘MacUser 2’, took the words right out of our mouths back in 1997 when we first saw it. Well done Mr Price, all these years later your article is still valid! Perhaps that’s not such a good thing, but we’ll take it up now anyway! So with the very kind permission of the wonderful MacUser (leading Mac Magazine), it’s equally wonderful editor, Karen Harvey and the no less wonderful writer himself Stuart Price, we are including here the very same article.

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The Winning Sales Presentation
Learn the skill of doing a winning sales presentation from a world recognized expert in The Art of Presentation. Loosing a sale to a competitor, with an inferior offering, because they gave a better presentation is not acceptable. Sam Sanders offers a customized on-site sales presentation workshop from his Art of Presentation (TAP). Applying the principles of TAP is proven to make a difference in closing more business. “A Sales Presentation Not Done Clearly & Persuasively Is A Lost Opportunity” ~ Sam Sanders
A Few "Talent Lessons" from the Arts
Been meaning to publish this for a while. If we are in an Age of Talent, then we can turn to guidance from arenas where the Big Idea of Talent has been standard fare for eons. Namely, the likes of the arts. I put together a single PPT slide called "A Few 'Talent Lessons' from the Arts." You'll find the content (pretty self-explanatory) below—and then another tiny Special Presentation. To wit
Focusing your Presentation on your Customer
The most critical step in preparing your presentation is to understand the needs of your stakeholders and make sure your presentation addresses them. Your presentation begins with your customer and their needs, not you and your solution. Align your presentation plan with your customers’ strategic vision of your proposed solution, us the tips in this article and your customers will pay close attention to what follows.
Four Tips for Better PowerPoint Communicational Impact
This article shares four ways to make impressive and actionable PowerPoint presentation for better communicational impact, ranging from the design of slide, the content to the publish methods.
Learn the Latest Best Practices in Business Presenting
In light of recent news about the perils of 'death by PowerPoint' many professionals are seeking presentation skills development. No longer satisfied with relying on slide-only delivery, they are looking for new best practices, skill development and training to give highly effective presentations.
Lose a Little Weight, Your Results Win Big
You don't need to be "the biggest loser," in dropping the most weight like the winner of the reality television series, to win big results in weight loss. Losing a little fat and flab from your presentation can have an extremely positive effect on your sales health--no matter how overweight your slide deck may be.
The Best Color To Use In Your Slides For Faster Buy-In
Much like painting, there is a great debate going on in presentation slide design. What is the best color? What is the fashionable color? What is going to get the fastest buy-in?
Stop Slide Craziness And Grow Your Business
You may be delighted when a prospect calls to ask about your products or services. If you’re grabbing your dusty slide deck to get ready, you’re shooting yourself in the foot. Instead, use 5-easy steps to stop slide craziness and grow your business.
Content Marketing: 7 Steps to Creating an Irresistible Slidecast Presentation
One content marketing strategy that will get your business found in the search engines is through the creation of a slide show and posting that on slide sharing sites. More and more when I do a search for a term, some of the top results are slidecasts in which the titles match my search phrase. Here are 7 steps to creating an irresistible slidecast presentation:
Prepare Better - And Faster - Webinar Slides
Your voice and your slide show are the two things you're relying on the most to engage your webinar audience. They are no longer just a visual aid to you, the speaker; they are the visuals. This means they have to be even more engaging, attractive and appealing than in a face-to-face presentation. However, the problem is everything you show in your webinar has to be sent across the Internet to your participants. Even though most of them will have broadband access, it doesn't necessarily mean they'll have very fast access.
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