Kinonez
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War Room Enthusiast
After reading I can say I’ve been a rookie once or twice!
bamageorge
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International Sales Director
Haha yeah, me too... still working on some! 
Kinonez
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War Room Enthusiast
Lets keep kicking it! 
MaximumRaizer
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Sales Manager
It was great, i'm a software rookie so now ill be able to be a little bit more pro hahahaha
Blackwargreymon
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MDR
After reading I can say I’ve been a rookie once or twice!
Swarthymovie
Arsonist
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SDR
It was great, i'm a software rookie so now ill be able to be a little bit more pro hahahaha
bamageorge
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International Sales Director
hahaha it's a learning process, practice makes perfect or so I've heard lol
HappyGilmore
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Account Executive
As someone who just started doing demos myself, showing too much of the platform is the last thing I want to do. Thanks for sharing!
bamageorge
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International Sales Director
Good input, Happy. I guess you always gotta leave them wanting more. 
Beans
Big Shot
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Enterprise Account Executive
Feature dumping is absolutely a poor habit I used to have. 

Personalize everything, it's all about them. 
bamageorge
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International Sales Director
Indeed! 
FightingFistDrangon
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Director of Sales
Great article. I definitely have done the cursor shakes too many times in my career. Just gotta leave that mouse alone until I’m ready to click or point with it.
Clashingsoulsspell
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ISR
As someone who just started doing demos myself, showing too much of the platform is the last thing I want to do. Thanks for sharing!
MR.StretchISR
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ISR
As someone who just started doing demos myself
SandwichMan
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BDR Team Lead
Very good article. Thanks for sharing!
friendlyginge
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Account Executive
I’m working on replacing feature dumping with telling more customer stories. I also had to put a sticky note on my monitor so that I wouldn’t move my mouse like a madman!
datnillawafer
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Account Executive
This is great advice. One of the best pointers I got in my first SaaS job was to go heavy on discovery and keep the demo to 5-8 minutes max. 1-3 tailored points is all it takes. If I try to go deeper than that it’s usually a sign of bad discovery and I almost always lose the deal. I also used to work with someone in marketing who scrolled around like she was having a stroke EVERY FUCKING TIME she shared her screen and it was the worst.
YoursTruly
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Account Executive (SaaS)
Great article. I definitely have done the cursor shakes too many times in my career. Just gotta leave that mouse alone until I’m ready to click or point with it.
Mr.Floaty
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BDR
It did make me laugh to read this at midnight on Sunday and have the first tip be: Prepare for your Monday on the Preceeding Friday!
Cyberjarre
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BDR
It did make me laugh to read this at midnight on Sunday and have the first tip be: Prepare for your Monday on the Preceeding Friday!
Error32
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ISR
These are great tips! Thanks for sharing!!
ApocalyBoom
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Account Executive
It was great, i'm a software rookie so now ill be able to be a little bit more pro
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