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2. Chapter 10 Topics
3. Why worry about strengthening the presentation?
4. See if you can tell a story following these suggestions:
5. Visual Communication Tools Available to Salespeople
6. Communication Tools:Electronic Media
7. Using an ad to convince the buyer the firm is committed to product success.
8. Using PowerPoint�
9. Using PowerPoint�
11. Hints for Utilizing Visual Aids
12. Communication Tools:Product Demonstrations
13. Some Hints for Developing and Engaging in a Demonstration
14. Communication Tools:Written Proposals
15. Quantifying the Solution
16. Quantifying the Solution:Cost-Benefit Analysis
17. Quantifying the Solution:Return on Investment
18. Quantifying the Solution:Payback Period
19. Quantifying the Solution:Net Present Value
20. How Selling Style Relates toControlling the Presentation
21. Getting Practice in Supporting
22. Be Sure to Probe First
23. Recap of How to Present a Solution
24. Introduction
25. �We are, which is why I wanted to meet with you today.�
26. Susan and Jay agree on an agenda.
27. �Fine. What would you like to know?�
28. Susan asks an open-ended question to learn information.
29. �As you can see, we�ve simply added furniture as we�ve grown, putting new furniture wherever there was space. � We need that modular type of furniture I�ve seen advertised.�
30. Susan asks an open-ended question to learn more.
31. �The rooms are all different. Some are small � not all of them are perfectly rectangular � lots of different and unusual layouts. � I want furniture that will make efficient use of all the space.�
32. Susan explains how her product can meet Jay�s needs.
33. �Yes it is. Exactly!�
34. Susan asks an open-ended question to discover other possible needs.
35. �One thing�s for sure. I don�t want to repeat the problem we�ve got with the reception desk in this building.�
36. Susan asks an open-ended question to learn more.
37. �The receptionist's desk, mainly. I want a new one!�
38. Susan probes for more information.
39. �We give her a lot of important work, and she needs space to get it all done. So I want a desk that will let her spread her paperwork out, but won�t make the reception area look like a paper jungle.�
40. Susan explains her proposed solution.
41. �Yes, this is exactly what I was looking for. � Console � yes.�
42. Susan probes to see if Jay has any other problems.
43. �Partners typically want to pick their own office d�cor. I can understand that � I like to pick my own too. But if everyone picks their own, we�ll have problems.�
44. Susan asks for clarification.
45. �Without any restrictions, the d�cor the partners choose might be too different from each other. A consistent look in our new offices would complement the professional look of the reception area. Yet, I don�t know what to do about offering the other partners a choice.�
46. Susan confirms her understanding.
47. �That�s it exactly. I want variety, but also consistency, if that makes any sense.�
48. Susan acknowledges Jay�s need.
49. Susan prepares to explain her solution.
50. Susan explains her proposed solution.
51. Any questions about the terminology?