How small suppliers can negotiate with larger customers: research, must-haves and walk-away price, quantified value, anchoring, trading rather than giving, scope creep and contract terms.
Presentations and public speaking for business people: purpose, audience, the 5 Ps, the ARCS structure, voice and body language, questions, nerves and practice exercises.
A practical pricing method: know your full cost, choose your market position, quantify the value you create, understand who decides, count the alternatives and price for the life-cycle.
Practical retail lessons: plan the range from data, control costs to deliver value, manage space and supply, design displays that sell, serve every customer well and expand carefully.
How to translate product features into customer benefits, discover which benefits matter, quantify value, back claims with proof and avoid overclaiming. With technical examples.
Social skills for business people: reading non-verbal signals, listening, starting conversations, empathy and follow-up, and influencing by connecting first rather than pushing to convince.
How the one-third rule splits revenue into product cost, operating cost and profit, how to apply it to manufacturers and services, what it reveals about your business and where it falls short.
How start-ups and small firms can dominate a focused first market, size the opportunity, measure product traction, build distribution and expand to the next market with discipline.
How to grow share in an existing market: ten market-penetration strategies, removing customers' options and objections, and twelve legitimate barriers that protect your position.
Strong sales teams rest on a few durable values and habits. What accountability, tenacity, trust and empowerment look like in practice, and how leaders create the conditions for them.
Rapport is the mutual understanding that makes honest conversation possible. Practical ways to build it, techniques that backfire, and how to know what to practise.
People form impressions within moments. What the popular 12×12×12 rule captures, what research on first impressions supports, and how to start well without pretending.
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