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“In” Speech Marketing – Targeted Introduction
If you want your audience to known something specifically about your background to get them to hire you or buy from you in a certain way, include the information in your speech introduction. This is part of an introduction I use when I want my audience to know about my consulting background and services:
· Designed a marketing plan for existing customers at a large Chicago men’s clothing chain that generated $1.6 million in new sales – by not paying attention to the most satisfied customers!
· Got customers at a shoe store to increase their loyalty in a program that won the National Shoe Retailers Association award as the nation’s most outstanding marketing program!
- Invited 50,000 people to visit a major thoroughbred racecourse and generated a 38% response, the largest non-special event crowd in track history!
“In” Speech Marketing
Set up the room
Meet everyone
Introductions that help you sell
Make the introduction fit your topic
Get audience involved early and often
In-speech survey
Use a survey to get rehired
Use a survey to make money
Handouts that make money
How to make your handouts “keepers”
Getting your clients to pay for handouts
Handouts not a place to save money
Naming your handout
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