Win New Business by Running Great Client-Facing Meetings
49mBeginner2021-03-18
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Course details
Do you need to lead client-facing meetings or give presentations to win new business? In this course, Molly Sargent, founder and CEO of Prolmpress, leads you through the anatomy of great presentations and explains how to effectively win clients over and gain their business. Molly shows you how to communicate more efficiently and effectively in your presentations, as well as how to hold your client’s attention. She discusses the importance of body language and shows you how you can use it to indicate active listening and emphasize points in your presentations. Molly shows you how to recognize objections as welcome disclosures of your client’s needs, then goes over how to avoid a “puppy dog” close. She concludes with how to prepare as a team for meetings with clients.
Skills covered
Public SpeakingPresentationsProfessional DevelopmentBusiness Software and ToolsOne-Off
Concepts
1. Presenting with Impact
- 01 - Engaging the ideal audience
- 02 - The provocative opening
- 03 - Change to the aha moment of WIFM
- 04 - The anatomy of a presentation
2. Holding the Client s Attention
- 05 - Holding the client s attention
- 06 - Agree in principle, then agree in terms
- 07 - Presenting to C-suite execs
- 08 - The five hip-pocket pitches
- 09 - Represent value
3. The Power of Body Language
- 10 - Nonverbal versus verbal messages
- 11 - Your body talks
- 12 - Be mindful of your body language
- 13 - Maximizing resonance and relevance wins
- 14 - Landing a benefit to match a need with flair
- 15 - Body wisdom brings positive results
4. Celebrating Objections
- 16 - Handling objections effectively
- 17 - Five steps to handling objections
- 18 - Objections are needs in disguise
5. Closing Just Got Easier
- 19 - The no-big-deal way to close
- 20 - How to close
6. Planning Successful Client Meetings
- 21 - How to plan flawless team client meetings
- 22 - Preparing as a team