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Covering topics from public speaking and presentation skills to sales skills and winery hospitality.

Executive Speakers

Use Emerging Trends to Your Advantage as a Public Speaker According to the Wall Street Journal, we receive more than 5,000 advertising messages a day. When we add all the verbal interchanges, telephone calls, and written messages, we can see why it's so hard to get anybody to pay attention to what we have to say. If [...]

Relationship Sales Success: Handling Objections and Tough Situations

Handling Objections and Tough Situations “We’re just tasting,” is the most common objection tasting room professionals hear to trial close inquiries. The reason(s) for the objection may be many: Your guests may truly be only tasting to enjoy ambiance with no intention to sign up for clubs or make any purchases. But they may also be giving you [...]

Relationship Sales Success: Selling a Wine Club Membership

Selling Wine Club Memberships The majority of wineries now focus their business model on growing their direct-to-consumer (DTC) business. At the core of that strategy is converting winery visitors to club members, where they will receive extra care, focus and attention, to retain as loyal customers.  Selling wine club memberships, in addition to on-the-spot wine purchases, may be [...]

Relationship Sales Success: Selling Wine on Busy Weekends, During Special Events, and with Big Groups

Selling Wine on Busy Weekends Making wine sales during busy periods and special events can be more challenging than during your regular tasting experiences and appointments: Guests may be less patient for responses. You may have limited or no access to POS systems to easily ring up sales. And your attention may be split in ten directions simultaneously! [...]

Relationship Sales Success: Use Your Personality for a Great First Impression

Use Your Personality for a Great First Impression It’s showtime, baby! You are on stage. When someone comes through that door, look up, smile, and say something like, “Come on in!” Or, just say, “Welcome!” Then reach out to shake their hands, tell them your name and ask for theirs. The first impression that you make to arriving [...]

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