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Tony Morris

Tony is a sales expert and International sales speaker, whose high-energy message leads individuals and organisations to incredible success. He delivers over a hundred talks a year in his unique, energetic style to corporations and at events all over the Globe and has spoken in 12 countries. He has helped organisations like the Luxottica Group (Oakley, Rayban etc.), Viridor, David Phillips, Fairview New Homes to name but a few.

Having been in sales from the age of 18, Tony knows sales as well as he knows life and more importantly, he knows what it takes to lead a successful business! He has the ability to translate his hands-on experience into a coherent, compelling and exciting philosophy, which has made him an inspiring speaker and a powerful sales trainer to over 12,000 sales professionals.

Tony shows companies how to increase their bottom line, build long-term customer loyalty, sales, and gaining referrals. Tony is about changing people’s beliefs and mind sets: “There is no such thing as failure, it’s all feedback”, he shares. “Learn from everything you do and keep getting better and better”.

His presentations are always interactive, motivating, fast-moving, informative, entertaining – even life-changing. Tony presents his ideas with a rare combination of fact, insight and practical advice that delegates can apply immediately for improved results.

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Tony is an authority on the world of sales and has published five books and created The Perfect Sales Call DVD. He has a monthly column called Dear Sales Doctor for Business Connections (online Evening Standard), Winning Edge (the Institute of sales and marketing’s publication) and many more, where he answers sales people’s most challenging questions.

Awards: nominated for Sales Trainer of the Year 2016 for ISMM (Institute of Sales and marketing Management).

Qualifications: NLP practitioner.

Accredited Q2 2018-19.

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A World Class First and Last Impression

This workshop will help CEOs understand what their direct competitors first impression is like and how their organisation compares. He will highlight what a world class first impression looks like and most importantly, how to ensure all your staff consistently deliver it.

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A World Class First and Last Impression

Overview:

It’s very well-known that if a customer has a good service they tell three people and if they have a bad service they tell 10. Now by the click of a button, if they have a bad service they tell 10,000 people; social media has made this happen. Although social media can be an advantageous medium for many businesses, it can be disastrous for many too.

This is where the first impression becomes crucial. Buyers have less patience, less time and less tolerance than ever before. If the first impression they receive is a bad one, that will be the last time they visit your website or call your business.

The majority of CEOs will never be the person the buyer interacts with on their first experience, they are completely detached from this part of the buyer’s journey. So the question is are the CEOs aware of what experience the buyer is receiving from their first interaction with their organisation?

Outline:

Having helped over 10,000 sales professionals across 350 companies in 60 industries I have seen a variety of first impressions. I can count on two fingers how many ‘wow experiences’ I’ve received and I can recount over 300 awful first impressions.

This workshop will help CEOs understand what their direct competitors first impression is like and how their organisation compares. Buyers’ expectations are higher than ever before and therefore they have made it more challenging to give that ‘wow experience’ on the first impression. I will highlight what a world class first impression looks like and most importantly, how to ensure all your staff consistently deliver it to their buyers.

In this workshop you will learn:

  • What a World Class first impression should look like
  • How to gain consistency throughout your organisation that everyone delivers a world class first impression
  • Using the call point system to monitor and review the first impression
  • How to incorporate a third party proof
  • How to implement the right corporate standards within your organisation

Outcomes:

  • Have your own call point system that your management team can use when coaching and developing the front line staff
  • Have a thorough understanding of how the little things makes the biggest differences
  • Gain a real insight into what first impression your competition is delivering and ideas to exceed them
  • Know exactly what is require to deliver a world class first impression EVERYTIME

A World Class First and Last Impression

This workshop will help CEOs understand what their direct competitors first impression is like and how their organisation compares. He will highlight what a world class first impression looks like and most importantly, how to ensure all your staff consistently deliver it.

Read more

A World Class First and Last Impression

Overview:

It’s very well-known that if a customer has a good service they tell three people and if they have a bad service they tell 10. Now by the click of a button, if they have a bad service they tell 10,000 people; social media has made this happen. Although social media can be an advantageous medium for many businesses, it can be disastrous for many too.

This is where the first impression becomes crucial. Buyers have less patience, less time and less tolerance than ever before. If the first impression they receive is a bad one, that will be the last time they visit your website or call your business.

The majority of CEOs will never be the person the buyer interacts with on their first experience, they are completely detached from this part of the buyer’s journey. So the question is are the CEOs aware of what experience the buyer is receiving from their first interaction with their organisation?

Outline:

Having helped over 10,000 sales professionals across 350 companies in 60 industries I have seen a variety of first impressions. I can count on two fingers how many ‘wow experiences’ I’ve received and I can recount over 300 awful first impressions.

This workshop will help CEOs understand what their direct competitors first impression is like and how their organisation compares. Buyers’ expectations are higher than ever before and therefore they have made it more challenging to give that ‘wow experience’ on the first impression. I will highlight what a world class first impression looks like and most importantly, how to ensure all your staff consistently deliver it to their buyers.

In this workshop you will learn:

  • What a World Class first impression should look like
  • How to gain consistency throughout your organisation that everyone delivers a world class first impression
  • Using the call point system to monitor and review the first impression
  • How to incorporate a third party proof
  • How to implement the right corporate standards within your organisation

Outcomes:

  • Have your own call point system that your management team can use when coaching and developing the front line staff
  • Have a thorough understanding of how the little things makes the biggest differences
  • Gain a real insight into what first impression your competition is delivering and ideas to exceed them
  • Know exactly what is require to deliver a world class first impression EVERYTIME

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