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Our first Anecdote Partner Conference – A gathering of storytellers in Palm Cove
Anecdote introduced it’s Storytelling for Sales program and more at their first partner conference – a gathering of storytellers. Read more here:
Read More3 simple ways to improve your sales pitch
How do you apply the power of storytelling to pitching big ideas? Here are three ways to improve your sales pitch that might make all the difference.
Read MoreHow to counter half-truths and lies with a better story
A knee jerk reaction to counter half-truths and lies is to set everyone straight with the facts. This is the worst approach. See why and what to do instead.
Read MoreImprove sales performance with Storytelling for Sales
In 1988 I joined the database software company Oracle Systems. I worked in the Canberra sales team, where my job was to demonstrate the technical …
Read MoreUnlock the power of storytelling by being specific
To really unlock the power of storytelling, you need to Be Specific with the stories that you tell. Last week I was working with a group of …
Read MorePeople buy from people they like
People buy from people they like and people buy from people like them. This was brought home again to me last week when an email …
Read MoreContext is king
In case there are still people out there who believe we act as rational decision makers, take this scenario. You’re in a shop to buy …
Read MoreUsing storytelling in sales
Ford Harding has written two useful articles on using anecdotes to overcome common selling challenges. In Harding case he’s focussed on professional firms but the suggestions hold …
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