My last blog was about the importance of point, purpose and audience in delivering a relevant story.
In this blog, I want to share, how to craft a story that conveys the point, is on purpose and relevant.
Let’s try to look at this through Matt’s eyes…
Who is Matt?
Matt works in a corporate organisation and is responsible for selling cloud…
Recently, I had the opportunity to work with a group of lawyers where in a short period of time we had to craft 6 different stories which conveyed a point.
Did we manage to craft the stories in the short period of time we had?
Yes, of course we did. The group came up with stories that moved the audiences so much…
It was on 4 Feb 2014, I was on my way to a client meeting and I received a sms – chk out Satya N’s letter to employees. I straight away looked online and found the newly appointed CEO of Microsoft’s letter to employees on his first day. This morning as I watched Satya’s interview on Why Microsoft Exists ? I was…
As I write this blog in another window of my computer I am writing a proposal for a company that wants to craft stories for positioning its Brand as an Employer of Choice. I have had several discussions with this client and everyone in the company is very keen to jump in to this project and for me Its a dream consulting…
My last post on Pharma Sales Storytelling concluded that Relationship and Features & Benefits Storytelling were 2 key areas of focus for product sales people. In this post I will dig deeper into Relationship Sales Storytelling.
Relationship is a meaningful word used loosely in a sales environment.
In 2009 I was working as a Director of Sales in Australia and one of …
Recently I gave a talk on Sales Storytelling at a leading Pharmaceutical Company. In preparation for this talk I researched on Pharma sales industry, spoke to a few pharma sales reps and doctors ( key client for pharma sales reps).
In this preparation, there are insights I discovered which I think can be of great use to the pharma sales industry and…
You are a salesperson and you are in a conversation with a potential client who is from the banking industry. Its time for you to tell a success story and this is what you say.
Your current situation reminds me of another banking client of ours in Singapore. A year ago we ran a successful customer service program with our client Mike…
What I don’t understand is, even though the only people who are excited with the use of word sales are the sellers and not the buyer ( this excludes the discount sales excitement for buyers ) why, when the buyer is the king, do we continue to use this word especially when it works against us? Yes, it works against. Sales teams…
I have recently been working with TEDx Singapore to convert the selected speakers’ ideas into stories. In preparation for the sessions with the speakers, I looked at many successful TED talks and I read Talk like Ted by Carmine Gallo. Through this research I gained some fantastic insights that I wanted to share on one of the talks that was rated as…
On a special request from readers of our blog Storytelling for Interviews we have created this infographic which captures 4 steps to answering interview questions. Storytelling for job interviews can be achieved in a very practical, logical and methodical way.
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