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I had to stop watching a demo recording the other day because I got too frustrated with what I was seeing.It takes a lot for me to pause a recording, but this one pushed me close to the limit. As part of my workshop preparation, I usually watch ten to twenty hours of demo footage
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I joined a demo session earlier this week. The account executive and the solution engineer were doing a good job. Solid preparation, a clear storyline, and good engagement with the customer. The SE focused on the right use cases. The AE asked check-in questions to confirm that wh
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Have you ever used this question yourself? You want to be compassionate and affirm your prospect understands what you are saying. But in reality, you are making things worse. It’s a dumb question. Don’t ever ask that question during your demo! You put yourself in a position of we
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Overcoming the urge to show all you bells ans whistles is tough. Every feature has its right to exist and has been developed for a reason. But going into too much detail can quickly cause an information overload and is one main reason for losing your audience and ultimately their
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