Voice-sells.tv, your career kick for sales and management!

You have now reached the end of your video course. Which tips have been particularly valuable for you so far? What has proven to be the best? Reflect precisely on your progress, successes and results! Celebrate your successes!

With the 12 video impulses of the voice-sells.tv series I would like to encourage you to continue to develop your rhetorical skills! Below you will find the links of the videos you have already seen. Your access to the video series will remain unlocked for you for a whole year, so take the opportunity to replay the videos.

Do as I did with Erich Kästner, who once said, "There is nothing good except: You do it!"

Good luck and... may the power of the voice be with you!

You Arno Fischbacher

These were the voice-sells.tv videos at a glance:

The individual videos remain unlocked for you for one year. Take the opportunity to remind yourself of important topics from time to time:

01  – First contact: How to use your voice convincingly as a door opener!

02 – Relationship building: The unconscious power of the voice brings profit!

03 – Pressure to perform? What can be done so that the tension is not audible?

04 – "Please take a seat!" – Attention body language voice trap!

05 – Are you talking too fast? This is how you win through pauses in speech!

06 – Presenting in an inspiring way, right from the start? Keep your voice personal!

07 – Be careful, conviction only arises in pauses in speech!

08 – Objections? Doubt? This is how you escape the justification trap!

09 – And after the customer's response? Build coherent yes steps!

10 – Structure with questions: How your voice lets you hear whether you are serious!

11 – Questioning techniques: Are you still interrogating or are you already asking?

12 – Vote messes up finish? When the voice is particularly challenged!

What are your next rhetorical development steps?

That's it! They just received the last of the twelve video tips from voice-sells.tv – The career kick for sales and business . Now the ball is in your court.

My tip: Stay tuned. Take a few minutes every now and then and review the conversations and requests to speak of the day. What did you implement particularly well? What can you praise yourself for? And where do you still see opportunities for further development?

Maybe you know in your company Areas where professional training or personal coaching could solve problems and increase success? You can see an overview of my services at the bottom. I am already looking forward to your recommendation!

 

I wish you continued success with your voice, your key factor for successful communication!
You Arno Fischbacher