i. Chez Badeaux as an exampleii. Come up with each of their sales funnels
3. Identify Profitable Target (& How To Reach Them) (30 minutes)A.Where to find them?B.Idenitfy organizationsC.Where do they congregate?D.How can you get in there?E.Whatʼs their PAIN? What can you teach them?
opening with WHY is the best way to go - then get into WHAT, and
finally HOW
...and so on.
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1.WHY• Position why itʼs important • What do they stand to LOSE vs. what they can GAIN
2.WHAT• What youʼre offering / teaching, the overview -
introduce any “mental shifts” here (i.e., “youʼll have to change the way you think about talent”)
• Position with respect to VALUE and OUTCOMES not process
3.HOW• Teach what youʼre going to teach
4.RECAP • Highlights (VERY QUICKLY)
Easy Breezy Basic Structure
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6. Understand How The Brain Works
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Rightvs.
Left Brain
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StorySelling for Financial Advisors: How Top Producers Sell (Scott West & Mitch Anthony)
“...If you focus on logic, numbers, reasons and rationale
when you sell, you’re putting half your client’s brain to sleep... [the
example:“Survival Of The Fittest, blah, blah, blah, [long explanation....]”
OR
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“A picture is worth a thousand words”
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Google Image Search
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YouTube Search
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8. Interaction
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Confucious say...
“I hear, I forget. I see, I remember. I do, I understand.”
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People love to interact...
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...and through interaction, we are
BORN to learn – and love learning.
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Interaction
use popular references people connect with (Star
Trek is a personal fave)50
Interview your audience
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1. "Without Socrates, we
wouldn't have the Socratic Method, the
greatest way of teaching things known to man (apart from
juggling chain saws.)"
Use Questions
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9. Use PowerPoint Wisely
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Oh no Bill, they got you too?!
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One concept per slide!
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10. Make more eye contact
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1Eye contact is the most basic form of human interaction... even newborns do it
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11. Command Attention!
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Stand firm
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12. Passion trumps Perfection
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“Mirror Neurons”
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People will feel what you feel... so watch
your attitude!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR3rK0kZFkg
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13. Microphones are Good, Use Them When Offered!
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14. Use Your Whole Body
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Practice Gesturing
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try:
“um”“you know”
“ahhh”“like”
...pausing...rhetorical question
...dramatic pause
...drop altogether
instead of:
15. Eliminate Verbal Filler
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onlyjust
you knowreally
in my opinionsort ofkind of
apparentlyI’m not an expert, but
I may not be qualified, butbut
maybeI guess
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16. Var y YourInflec
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17. Look Like A Million Bucks
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Your brand is most readily conveyed by
what you wear (& how you
wear it). Make sure it’s aligned with your brand when you are in public, especially
when you’re speaking!
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By the way... that doesn’t
mean BORING. In fact, having some “flair” will make you
memorable AND approachable.
Just make sure it’s aligned with who you are
and what your target needs.
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18. Watch How The Experts Do It
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19. Practice. Practice. Practice.
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Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the
best presenter of them all?
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Practice over the phone
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Become familiar with your stage!91
Timing.
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20. Record Yourself!
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There’s an app for that!
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Or do even better & record
yourself on video
(tripods are cheap and
universal to all cameras)
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