Call Objectives Audiovisual Presentations Features and Benefits Purposes of the Presentation Situational Selling Effective Presentation Tactics Get, Ask, Encourage Sales Presentation Styles Sales Interview Settings Demonstrations, Testimonials, Facts & Statistics, Samples, Case Histories Presenting Value Three Truths in Selling Offer, Wait, Restate, Invite, & Ensure The Presentation Units of Conviction Elements Begin with Planning Feature, Transition, Benefit, Evidence, Tie-down Product- Analysis Worksheet Units of Conviction Transitional Phrases Handling Interruptions Elements of a Great Demonstration Demonstration Principles Step 5 of the Relationship Selling Cycle The Bottom Line Evidence to Support Claims Sales Call Planning Presentation Sales Tools Participation Sales Call Planning Information The Tie- Down Creating a Social Media Backchannel Call Objectives Audiovisual Presentations Features and Benefits Purposes of the Presentation Situational Selling Effective Presentation Tactics Get, Ask, Encourage Sales Presentation Styles Sales Interview Settings Demonstrations, Testimonials, Facts & Statistics, Samples, Case Histories Presenting Value Three Truths in Selling Offer, Wait, Restate, Invite, & Ensure The Presentation Units of Conviction Elements Begin with Planning Feature, Transition, Benefit, Evidence, Tie-down Product- Analysis Worksheet Units of Conviction Transitional Phrases Handling Interruptions Elements of a Great Demonstration Demonstration Principles Step 5 of the Relationship Selling Cycle The Bottom Line Evidence to Support Claims Sales Call Planning Presentation Sales Tools Participation Sales Call Planning Information The Tie- Down Creating a Social Media Backchannel
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
N-Call Objectives
G-Audiovisual Presentations
B-Features and Benefits
G-Purposes of the Presentation
O-Situational Selling
I-Effective Presentation Tactics
G-Get, Ask, Encourage
B-Sales Presentation Styles
B-Sales Interview Settings
G-Demonstrations, Testimonials, Facts & Statistics, Samples, Case Histories
N-Presenting Value
O-Three Truths in Selling
N-Offer, Wait, Restate, Invite, & Ensure
B-The Presentation
G-Units of Conviction Elements
I-Begin with Planning
O-Feature, Transition, Benefit, Evidence, Tie-down
B-Product-Analysis Worksheet
I-Units of Conviction
I-Transitional Phrases
I-Handling Interruptions
O-Elements of a Great Demonstration
B-Demonstration Principles
I-Step 5 of the Relationship Selling Cycle
B-The Bottom Line
N-Evidence to Support Claims
G-Sales Call Planning
N-Presentation Sales Tools
N-Participation
O-Sales Call Planning Information
O-The Tie-Down
I-Creating a Social Media Backchannel