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The Angus & Pete Show CX Podcast
The Angus & Pete Show
36 episodes
1 month ago
Call centre. Contact centre. Customer engagement. Customer service. Customer experience. CX. Whatever you’re calling it this week, we take a good, hard look at the technology ”supply and buy chain” to uncover what vendors, resellers, analysts, consultants, adopters and users get up to.  Industry veterans Angus and Pete discuss the realities, motivators and challenges of the tech eco-system to help sellers be better sellers and buyers be better buyers. Views and opinions are strictly those of the presenters and their guests and should not be taken as advice (goodness knows, we’re not qualified to advise you about anything) nor as representing any third-party.
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Call centre. Contact centre. Customer engagement. Customer service. Customer experience. CX. Whatever you’re calling it this week, we take a good, hard look at the technology ”supply and buy chain” to uncover what vendors, resellers, analysts, consultants, adopters and users get up to.  Industry veterans Angus and Pete discuss the realities, motivators and challenges of the tech eco-system to help sellers be better sellers and buyers be better buyers. Views and opinions are strictly those of the presenters and their guests and should not be taken as advice (goodness knows, we’re not qualified to advise you about anything) nor as representing any third-party.
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Management
Technology,
Business
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S1 Ep 18 | On Your Marks. Get Set. Demo!
The Angus & Pete Show CX Podcast
31 minutes 54 seconds
7 months ago
S1 Ep 18 | On Your Marks. Get Set. Demo!
In this episode, Angus and Pete focus on the critical role of demos in the buying process. They discuss various types of demos, their appropriate applications, and the importance of tailoring presentations to the audience. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective communication, storytelling, and understanding the buyer's journey to enhance customer experience and drive sales success. Takeaways Demos are tools, not destinations. Demos are valid at all stages of the buying process. Know which type of demo to use at the right time. Understand your audience and tailor your message accordingly. Make demos interactive and relatable. Use real-world examples and storytelling to engage buyers. Focus on pain points during sales demos. Prepare thoroughly before conducting a demo. Every feature should tie back to a business pain. Demos can drive adoption and optimization post-sale. It’s a demo not a training course! Keywords customer engagement, sales demos, technical demos, customer experience, demo types, sales process, buyer journey, training, stakeholder management, storytelling
The Angus & Pete Show CX Podcast
Call centre. Contact centre. Customer engagement. Customer service. Customer experience. CX. Whatever you’re calling it this week, we take a good, hard look at the technology ”supply and buy chain” to uncover what vendors, resellers, analysts, consultants, adopters and users get up to.  Industry veterans Angus and Pete discuss the realities, motivators and challenges of the tech eco-system to help sellers be better sellers and buyers be better buyers. Views and opinions are strictly those of the presenters and their guests and should not be taken as advice (goodness knows, we’re not qualified to advise you about anything) nor as representing any third-party.