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Persuasive writing – Mindset, audience, headlines, key points and stories

Red Star Kim

We explored writing from professional services firms and looked at how to improve our firms’ written content. Persuasive writing – Mindset, audience, headlines, key points and stories. How do we make our words stand out? We are cheerleaders for our clients. Our aim is to stir the soul. To grab attention?

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Persuasive writing checklist

Red Star Kim

During the session we created our own persuasive writing checklist – here are the highlights. We talked about the link between the message (content) and the channel (medium) Vary the pace – Use some short sentences. Tell stories – Have you shared stories instead of facts and figures? What do you hope to achieve?

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7 Tips for Using Storytelling in Sales Presentations

Brooks Group

As humans, it’s in our nature to be drawn to stories. A good story grabs our attention, helps us visualize and understand information, and connects us to both the storyteller and the characters within the story. A great story can make a presentation compelling enough for people to act.

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Book review: How to do the work (recognise your patterns, heal from your past and create your self) by Dr Nicole LePera

Red Star Kim

His next question was “What do I do about it?”. She starts the book with her own story. Even though consciousness makes us human, most of us are so immersed in our inner world, so unconscious, even asleep, that we aren’t aware that there’s a script continually running through our minds”.

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22 tips on being a persuasive writer in professional services

Red Star Kim

And it is suggested that a fact is 22 times more memorable when it is wrapped in a story (attributed to Jerome Bruner and Jennifer Aaker of Stanford University). But there were concerns about accuracy, originality, authenticity, style, intellectual property and being up-to-date. Active tense Always use the active tense.

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Achieve more engagement and buy-in: Relationships, Plan, Expectations, Benefits, Persuasion and Training

Red Star Kim

Taking time to learn about fee-earners – their work, their clients, their priorities, their motivations – is the starting point. Have a plan We need to be clear about our aims. Manage expectations Clarity about what we hope to achieve will help to manage expectations. We must be realistic about time constraints.

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How to Boost Sales Productivity with Account Planning

Upland

Rather, it’s about people. It’s about relationships. Our sales teams can identify and focus on the most promising opportunities by fully understanding customer preferences and behaviors. At the start of her career with BT Group (formerly British Telecom), Sarah didn’t think much about qualifying deals.