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Woody Woodward dropped out of high school at age 16, was a millionaire by 26 and flat broke by age 27. After clawing his way out of financial ruin, he built four different multi-million dollar companies before he turned 40. Through overcoming this adversity, Mr. Woodward has become a bestselling author of forty-one books about turning tragedy into triumph. He has shared his cutting-edge techniques on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX and Forbes. As a perpetual entrepreneur and product developer he studied the influence of relationships in regards to buying habits, decision making, and product loyalty. He used this information to create D.R.I.V.E.
Are you a Director, Relator, Intellectual, Validator or Executive? In this course, discover which D.R.I.V.E personality you are and what makes you tick. Woody Woodward, an experienced marketing genius, provides an insider’s look at the five D.R.I.V.E. personality types. Learn how to market to each of the five types, based on how they typically make purchasing decisions, so you can compose a customized buying experience your client will never forget. You will also learn crucial information about attention grabbers, collaboration, follow-ups and more. This course is perfect for any beginning or seasoned entrepreneur looking to be more profitable.
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Instructor Woody Woodward introduces himself and shares with the audience some examples of missed sales opportunities.
Woody dives into how each D.R.I.V.E. type has their own buying motivators based off of particular factors that appeal to each DRIVE personality.
Woody covers common Director’s weaknesses, or their “kryptonite,” as well as their “superpower.”
The instructor highlights certain strengths where Relators shine, and weaknesses that they may struggle with.
This segment provides a glimpse into a typical Intellectual’s individual strengths and weaknesses.
A look into what makes a Validator successful, as well as an overview of their potential trouble areas.
Woody shares with the audience what superpower is found in Executives, in addition to possible pitfalls they might experience.
The instructor addresses the questions from the studio audience about their DRIVE types.
Woody tells a brief story that illustrates the concept of Why Vs. How, that applies to everyone in charge of solving a problem.
The instructor shares a story about Walt Disney that illustrates Walt’s primary and secondary D.R.I.V.E.s that shine through in his work.
Woody demonstrates the How vs. Why concept based on real stories from influential people.
What happens when your primary and secondary D.R.I.V.E.s conflict with each other? Woody will show you how to turn that energy into rocket fuel that drives you forward.
This segment covers the concept of the 20-80 rule and how you are possibly missing out on sales because you're not speaking the same “language.”
Woody discusses how to incorporate the D.R.I.V.E. system into your sales process and what that would look like.
This segment provides real-life examples of huge deals that did not go through, due to a lack of collaboration.
What makes a certain personality type feel safe? Each D.R.I.V.E. type has their own requirements that they would like to see fulfilled.
The instructor shows the class four different methods you can use to discover someone’s DRIVE and to help you close the deal.
Woody provides insight about an insider strategy used to discover someone’s passion and what they really want out of life.
This segment contains tools you can utilize to appeal to someone’s needs and concerns based on their D.R.I.V.E.
Woody highlights why it is so important for you to be able to re-associate your product positively with potential clients.
This segment is a look into why people of each D.R.I.V.E. type are typically looking to buy, as well as the solutions you can offer them with your product.
Ask, don’t tell, is an important sales strategy that makes the client feel heard. Woody explains all you need to know in order to incorporate it for yourself.
Woody explains what a buying bridge is and how you can use it to bridge the gap separating you from your client.
This clip demonstrates why it is crucial to always “show” your product and let it speak for itself.
An in-depth view into what social proof is and how you can use it to appeal to each of the D.R.I.V.E. types.
The instructor shares what makes parables very appealing to customers and how you can use them to secure sales.
Woody explains how a call to action is crucial to securing some deals, as well as how a simple follow-up can earn repeat customers.
Surprises get attention like no other sales strategy. Woody shows the audience some real examples you can use in your own marketing.
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