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Storytelling for Sales is growing
In June last year we released the Storytelling for Sales™ program and have been delivering it in Australia and the US. One of the main objectives of the program is to close the gap between the very best salespeople and the core sales group. And it’s a big gap. When it comes to complex solution sales, the star performers are 189% better than the rest. [1]
But, the Storytelling for Sales™ program is not just for those with the word ‘sales’ in their job description. As Dan Pink [2] points out, every one of us is in sales. Whether you are trying to get your pet project approved, get your stakeholders engaged in a change initiative or influence your kids to clean their bedrooms, we are all trying to influence, engage and inspire.
Last week I was in Thailand working with Cara Juicharern and her team at AcComm. Cara and two of her team went through the accreditation program and are now able to bring the program to their clients in Thailand. It was fabulous working them and their hospitality was fantastic.
[1]. Dixon, M. and Adamson, B. The Challenger Sale: taking control of the customer conversation.
[2] Pink, D. To Sell is Human.
About Mark Schenk
Mark works globally with senior leadership teams to improve their ability to communicate clearly and memorably. He has been a Director of Anecdote since 2004 and helped the company grow into one of the world’s leading business storytelling consultancies. Connect with Mark on: