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Index
Cover  Title Copyright Contents  Foreword by Mike Bosworth A note from the author Introduction Part 1: Lure 1. Why use stories? An essential skill for sales success The best salespeople use stories How stories change our minds The mind’s natural language Stories avoid pushback Stories are memorable Hidden motives Stories solve the hard sales problems The conventional wisdom 2. What is a story exactly? A sequence of events … in a framework … that are interesting and unpredictable … that happen to a character … and make a business point The simple story framework Logic, mathematics and stories 3. Tell me how it’s done Interviewing and listening The mechanics of story structure An emotional journey How long should stories be? Practising Voice tone in storytelling What type of story to tell and when to tell it? Story planning and the story library Story preparation checklist Part 2: Hook 4. Who the hell are you? Why are hook stories relevant today? The three hook stories Personal stories Key staff stories Technical people in sales roles Company creation stories 5. What makes a connection? Stranger danger Is it time wasting? Connecting the dots Building rapport Why do people still follow a traditional approach? What’s in a personal story? Why is connecting a hook? 6. Instant rapport! Why is connection so important now? More on personal stories The acid test for personal stories When to avoid personal stories Public story workshops Record, refine, reflect Key staff stories: bragging allowed! Company creation story — ask the right questions The founder’s story The established company story The big corporation story The company story exchange You must tell your story! Hook story checklist Part 3: Fight 7. Why you? Why your company? Buying is a merger of world views Changing beliefs Insight selling Then a success story Success stories vs case studies The perfect story A beautiful, repeatable resource 8. Be the only option Discovering commercial insight The story behind the insight Magicians, Marines and Medics Finding insight Success stories: the hero’s journey Future success stories The failure story 9. The fight for your customer’s mind The curse of knowledge The insight discovery story Is your insight story good enough? Collecting success stories Delivering a success story Winning the fight checklist Part 4: Land 10. I submitted the proposal — now what? Why deals don’t get done What’s the conventional wisdom on closing? The stress reliever Values stories and risk avoidance Sales teaching stories Cost of delay Keep connecting in the decision phase 12. Influence in the dark Collecting values stories Story: a window to corporate values Teaching stories: learning from another’s experience Can it go wrong? Build a story library Landing the deal checklist Conclusion Acknowledgements Appendices Appendix A: Summary of the seven stories Appendix B: Reference table for the seven stories Appendix C: Story catalogue Appendix D: The story template Recommended reading Chapter notes About Mike
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