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    No, You Don't Know What You Are Selling - Yet!

    You know your product, its features and its benefits. You have a well-rounded presentation that explains all of this, complete with visual aids. So why waste a prospect's time with chitchat? Shouldn't you launch straight into your presentation?

    No, you shouldn't, and here's why. No matter how good it is, your generic presentation casts your product or service as a commodity, not as a solution to th

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    its benefits. You have a well-rounded presentation that explains all of this, complete with visual aids. So why waste a prospect's time with chitchat? Shouldn't you launch straight into your presentation?

    No, you shouldn't, and here's why. No matter how good it is, your generic presentation casts your product or service as a commodity, not as a solution to t

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    visual aids. So why waste a prospect's time with chitchat? Shouldn't you launch straight into your presentation?

    No, you shouldn't, and here's why. No matter how good it is, your generic presentation casts your product or service as a commodity, not as a solution to t

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    nto your presentation?

    No, you shouldn't, and here's why. No matter how good it is, your generic presentation casts your product or service as a commodity, not as a solution to t

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    ur generic presentation casts your product or service as a commodity, not as a solution to the particular customer. Customers don't care about your products; they care about their own problems and opportunities. They want to know that you understand their problems before you start talking about how your wares can "solve" them.

    You think you have a cool product presentation? So does every competitor you've got.

    When salespeople understand their cu

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