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    The Oren Klaff Project

    The bestselling author of Pitch Anything takes time out of his busy morning to entertain and discuss pro-level sales methods and ways that top companies close their big deals. This is a fast-paced and high-energy conversation about dealmaking at every level. Oren Klaff provides the kind of real-world experiences and examples you can use to break through to your next level. One short episode is enough to hook you.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Increase your win/loss ratio Sep 24, 2019
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    Best Strategies For Handling Q&A Sessions at the End of Your Presentation Sep 19, 2019
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    Can you use HUMOR in your presentation? Sep 18, 2019
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    SWEARING - How You Can Use It In Your Presentation Sep 17, 2019
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    Jim Davies' book Riveted on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2kQeFlU
    https://www.jimdavies.org/

    Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/OrenKlaff
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    Controlling the Sale - Why You NEED to Get Better At This Part of the Sales Cycle Aug 12, 2019
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    All Stories NEED Conflict

    Language was developed to convey information about risk, danger, and conflict. It was NOT created for the purpose of selling SaaS software. Sure, you can use it for that. But it’s not what it’s meant to do. If your pitch doesn’t have conflict, you need to add some. At the start of this episode, I spend a few minutes explaining how this works and why it is so important. I also give a couple examples so you can see how to apply it to your own pitches.

    Get Control of the Sale

    The second half of this short episode is devoted to another topic that I see giving people problems during a sale. It’s the moment when the buyer says they need to discuss your proposal with their partner, spouse, or boss. If you allow this, you’ve just lost control of the sale. You’ve let the buyer put you on a shelf and now you’ll have to patiently sit there waiting for them to pull you back off if they ever decide they need you.


    Instead, you need to learn how to prevent this from occurring. You need to get control from the beginning so that the prospect can’t use this tactic against you. And in case it does happen, you need to know how to respond. I’ve got some tips in this episode and, of course, in my new book, Flip the Script.


    The #1 Best Sales Trick From Celebrity Financial Advisor Eric Matthews Aug 09, 2019
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    Who Is Eric Matthews?

    After spending 10 years working in the entertainment industry, Eric Matthews left his job managing $3B in assets for a Beverly Hills finance firm and started his own wealth management company. He had an A-list Rolodex and was a savvy investor, but he realized he needed to learn how to sell himself. He started practicing his pitch and he became a student of sales. Eventually, he started closing deals and was able to grow his company to where it is today.

    Discovering the “Trick”

    Eric’s closing ratio skyrocketed when discovered a simple trick for closing big deals. The idea came out of his experience in the entertainment industry and his love of films and as soon as he started using it he noticed massive results. When Eric told me about this it blew me away and I immediately knew I had to invite him on the podcast to share it with the world.

    Leveraging Pre-Wired Ideas

    The trick works by tapping into something called pre-wired ideas. Eric found he could be much more influential when he tied the ideas he was trying to communicate to the most emotional parts of the buyer's favorite movies. Over the years he has refined this approach to a step-by-step process for closing a deal. On this episode, he reveals exactly how he does it and the science behind why it works.


    Priming the Audience - Why Introductions Matter and How to Make Sure Yours Is Perfect Aug 05, 2019
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    Why Introductions Matter

    In college I worked for a carpenter and I discovered that everything has to be sanded and primed before it’s ready to receive a coat of paint. Today I’m a speaker and I’ve learned that priming is equally important for giving a good speech. When the audience isn’t primed properly during your introduction, the speech is set up to fail. Unfortunately, giving a good introduction is much harder than it looks and few people give it the time and attention it deserves.

    Where Most Intros Go Wrong

    Here’s what happens most of the time. Whoever is introducing you will Google you on their phone a few minutes before they are supposed to go onstage. Generally they come across your LinkedIn profile and whatever 3-5 year old bio you have on your website. After reading over this for a few seconds they will then proceed to walk out on stage and “wing” your intro. Often they get the actual information WRONG. Even when they get it right, they almost never give an intro that primes the audience properly.

    The Real Job of Your Introduction

    This is about more than just telling the audience who you are and what you do. The real job of the introduction is to prime the listeners on you expertise, status, and credibility. Importantly, the intro should get people excited for your talk, but not TOO excited. You want them to be interested and curious, but not overly emotional. The more worked up they are the harder it will be for you to match the audiences energy when you take the stage for your talk.

    Elements of A Perfect Introduction

    Don’t leave your intro to chance, it’s too important! Write your intro yourself and send it to the client ahead of time. Before your speech, spend some time chatting with the person who will introduce you so they have familiarity with you. This allows them to start off their intro in a casual and social way. I also recommend a bit of randomness in the intro, a clear conveyance of your status, some humility, and a sense of complete trust that the speaker is going to be great. Jim and I reveal exactly how to do all of this on today’s episode.


    The Dominance Hierarchy - Take Control of Your Social Status in Any Situation Jul 26, 2019
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    The Importance of Dominance

    You can’t overlook the role of status in every interaction. Getting a deal done is no different. It requires you to successfully complete a complex social dance that takes into account the status and expectations of everyone involved. If you don’t understand everyone’s role, then you can end up paying too much attention to the wrong person and not get your deal done.

    Managing Your Status During A Deal

    It’s a fine art to maintain perfect status alignment during an entire deal. I’ve developed a lot of helpful tricks. For instance, think about a high school football player who is recruited to play for a college team. He will be more likely to say yes if the head coach calls with the offer than if the assistant coach calls. Similarly, in a deal, you need to save yourself for only the most important communications and let your team handle everything else.

    Control Others By Controlling Yourself

    One easy way to establish your status is to set rules for what you will and won’t do during a deal. It’s not hard to create some boundaries and set certain behaviors as off-limits. The key is to make it about what you will and won’t do, not to try and make rules about what other people should and shouldn’t do. Bev and I explain how to do it and give examples on this episode.


    How to Spot a Liar - Cutting Edge Lie Detection Tips from the CIA Jul 24, 2019
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    The 3-5 Second Rule

    Lying is not our natural state. We are designed to tell the truth. When someone asks you a question, your brain goes and finds the answer. Then, if the answer is something you don’t want to reveal, your frontal cortex gets involved to construct a lie.


    When someone is telling your the truth, this whole process should take around 3-5 seconds. And they should have a normal human reaction during this time. They shouldn’t appear nervous or anything weird like that.

    Establish a Baseline

    Before you can spot any lies, Jason told me, you have to establish a baseline. This means you start by asking some very basic easy questions and watch the person’s reactions. Then you can increase the pressure later on with more difficult questions to figure out what their “tell” is.


    During this episode, Jason explains exactly how to find a baseline for the other party during a business negotiation. You’ll learn what you can say to figure out whether they are telling the truth and Jason will show you how to break the idea in a way that also gets you a ton of information about the other person.


    Hosting a Speech - Rookie Mistakes for Putting on An Event Jul 22, 2019
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    When Events Go Wrong

    Once, I spoke at an event where the light from the projector was hitting the back of my head. It was super distracting and the photos of me all look crazy. I’ve arrived at events planning to use my laptop to control my slides only to find they don’t support Macs. Once my slides froze halfway through my talk. I saw a guy say he didn’t need slides but they couldn’t turn off the screen, so he had the screensaver behind him during his whole speech.

    Avoiding Mishaps

    On this episode, Jim and I talk about many ways to avoid problems during your event. Having all of the right technology is very important. We cover the main things events often get wrong with regard to their tech. Adapters are big! Another way to avoid mishaps is to have a good tech session the night before the speech. And to give the speaker the right kind of space to prepare for the talk. We cover all of that and more on this episode.

    The Perfect Confidence Monitor

    For me, a good confidence monitor is one of the big keys to a great talk. But many events don’t get these right or don’t have them at all. The confidence monitor is the little screen that shows you what slide you are on. If it’s in the wrong place or if it’s set up wrong it can wreck an entire talk. I share my secrets for getting the confidence monitor right on this episode.


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