#43. Dave VanHoose — Craft A Presentation That Inspires People To Buy (Without Pushing, Manipulating Or Even Pitching)
- Michelle Villalobos
- Jun 20, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: 3 days ago
If you are looking to find new customers and make sales without being creepy, listen up!
In this episode, I have a conversation with one of my friends and mentors, Dave VanHoose. We discuss the art of influential presentations that promote and sell your products and services. Dave is a master presenter, having delivered over 3000 stage presentations over the course of his career. He is also the co-founder of Speaking Empire, a company that trains empowers professional speakers to shine exactly as they are.
While I rarely do any sort of pitch from the stage, I have used Dave’s format and techniques to structure and deliver my presentations in such a way that engages and entices people, even without a pitch, and leads to back-end business for me and transformation for them.
Tune in to learn awesome techniques for structuring and delivering a presentation that leaves the audience wanting more!
“You can’t change anybody’s life in 90 minutes. However, you can inspire them to take an action where they can change their life.” – Dave VanHoose
Show Notes:
How to be influential without being manipulative
The #1 reason entrepreneurs are often uncomfortable selling
The source of resistance in every audience -- and how to address it
The ideal structure of any presentation, and why it's so crucial
How Dave mastered the art of presenting -- and overcoming dyslexia, fear and self-doubt
How to ditch your own fear so you can grow and improve
3 things you can do to make your stage delivery WAY more powerful
“If you have... a product or service that’s going to help people, it’s your duty to influence and persuade...” – Dave VanHoose
Links Mentioned:
Get a copy of Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
Check out The Second Coming of Christ by Paramahansa Yogananda
Re-listen to Dustin Mathews - Create A Marketplace Frenzy With Your Irresistible Offer!
Connect with Dave VanHoose:
“Success loves sequence!” – Dave VanHoose
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