Presentation tips to land a new client
\nLanding that new account or client can bring feelings of elation.<\/p>\n
It’s likely that to land a client you’ll have to make a great presentation. Here are some tips:<\/p>\n
First, steady your nerves. This seems like common sense, but ahead of the presentation, you’ll have a few butterflies.<\/p>\n
As you start the presentation, make it clear that you are the owner of the business; not an employee.<\/p>\n
Understand the client’s needs and what their goals are ahead of time. That way you can address them during your presentation.<\/p>\n
Include graphics, images, and facts to make your presentation more memorable, according to Inc.<\/p>\n
Consulting Success says you should offer an introductory rate for your fees. However, make it clear that it’s just that. Feel free to let them know your normal rates.<\/p>\n
Inc. also says to give your presentation as a story. Let stories illustrate points to help people make an emotional connection to the message.<\/p>\n
Work up a sell sheet, states Entrepreneur magazine. This sheet should clearly state how you plan to address the potential client’s problems and challenges. If you are presenting a product, explain its features and benefits and your product’s market. Also, explain the legal status of your invention, such any patents pending, copyright or trademark information.<\/p>\n
Watch your time. You don’t want to start droning on and on. That bores people, and at some point they tune out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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