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This episode features Brad Ferguson as our guest. We talk about how to create a 30-Second Commercial successfully. Brad advises salespeople to target their ideal clients and specify the issues that others are facing that they can resolve. He challenges them to consider what they provide the market and how they vary from their competition.

The concept of a 30-Second Commercial is a concise way of describing what you do and the problems you solve to potential customers.


We also discuss different elements of a 30-Second Commercial such as a brand promise, value proposition, and elevator pitch. In a nutshell, the conversation highlighted the importance of having the appropriate demeanor while talking with clients and the significance of having a concise and engaging 30-Second Commercial.

Key Topics and Timestamps

  • 0:00:02 - How to Succeed at Designing Your 30-Second Commercial with Brad Ferguson
  • 0:02:43 - Exploring the Benefits of a 30-Second Commercial
  • 0:07:45 - Crafting an Effective 30-Second Commercial
  • 0:09:13 - Establishing Rapport and Understanding the Prospect's Needs in Sales
  • 0:13:08 - Creating a 30-Second Commercial: A Step-by-Step Guide
  • 0:15:59 - Working with Mid-Sized Construction Companies to Solve Sales Process Frustrations
  • 0:18:01 - Exploring the Power of Assumptive Close and Reverse Psychology
  • 0:22:22 - Sandler Rule Concept and Life Lessons Learned
  • 0:24:36 - Designing Your 30-Second Commercial: Attitude, Behavior, and Technique to Succeed

Key Takeaways

  • The importance of the 30-Second Commercial, a technique used in sales to create a connection with a new prospect.

  • The topic of discussion is advice on how to write a 30-Second Commercial or elevator pitch. It is crucial to mention the USP, or unique selling proposition, that sets the company apart from rivals. But until the issue the company can resolve is found, this shouldn't be the main focus. It is essential to address both the advantages and features of the service as well as the discomforts and issues that the client is experiencing.

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