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Your Prospect Uberfact Friend Check

[https://www.instagram.com/uberfacts/] Oh yes, “a study”. Still. Once you get past those that either you owe money or who always cadge things from you, there is something sellingish in this. Imagine if these two modified sentences were true; > A study found that only half of your prospects

The DRR of X-Event Sale Extinction

I see with incredulity that a group of scientists pursue DRR; Disaster Risk Reduction. Disappointingly, upon further reading a chance to discuss at depth the movie Armageddonpresently evades this topic, in favour of volcanic destruction. I learn [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_largest_eruptions] that 74,000 years

The Greatest Showman Phenomenom Sales Angle

Pundits are puzzled by the success [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-43385034] of this Hugh Jackman movie musical and soundtrack. Despite lukewarm reviews, audiences flock for repeat viewings. The accompanying album could even earn a longer unbroken stint at Number One than the current record holder over the past

The Briefing Note Peril

Picture this. You’ve managed to finally get that key meeting arranged. Their Head Honcho and your Big Cheese. In a room together, like a kind of business speed-date. With you and your biggest chum prospect-side playing the hopeful chaperones. You’ve duly provided the PA to your big boss

Which Muppet Would Your Prospect Want To Shadow

[http://www.thisisinsider.com/facebook-personality-test-cambridge-analytica-data-trump-election-2018-3] Psychographics makes the global news this week. It’s one of the most sadly under-used angles in solution selling. People so often agonise over the numbers which underpin their optimum customer. How much revenue, how many locations, how big their so-and-so department. The demographics. Pretty

Shape Your Event Like Live TV News Anchor

[https://salespodder.com/content/images/wordpress/2015/06/huw-edwards.jpg] Welshman Huw Edwards reads autocue for a living. Once in a while he is let loose. He narrates on big set piece live events. These have included both the Opening and Closing Ceremonies from the 2012 London Olympics. Danny Boyle’

My First PechaKucha Attendance

Pecha Kucha Cape Town [https://www.pechakucha.org/cities/cape-town] 47. I’ve wanted to attend one of these nights for a long while. As the compère (more of him later) informed us – with an origin story slightly different to the wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PechaKucha] entry – the

Young Marx Partying On-Sell

[https://bridgetheatre.co.uk/whats-on/young-marx/] Barrister-turned-comedy-writer-turned-journalist Clive Coleman recently opened a jointly scripted play. Apparently in the first new commercial venue for eighty years in London’s West End, The Bridge Theatre. Young Marx [https://bridgetheatre.co.uk/whats-on/young-marx/] on the face of it may not be fertile

The Starving Squirrel Prospect

Chatting away to a seasoned campaigner I learned of their early schooling. In the harsh world of American investment telephone selling. It appears that back in the day, one of the key mantras that sales office ran on was; > if they can’t be controlled, they won’t be sold.

Look At The Stars, Not At Your Feet

Such a loss. Today’s airwaves in England are non-stop Stephen Hawking. Quite right. Among the tears and laughter of reminisces are his innumerous wonderful quotes [https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2018/03/14/stephen-hawking-greatest-quotes-without-imperfection-would-not/] . Here’s the one I heard played back most often in the immediate hours