Technical Sales Presentation Tips

What’s your style for pitching to customers? Do you make the mistakes of SHOW up and THROW up?

What is SHOW up and THROW up: This is when you start a presentation off by “Throwing up” all of your information onto the potential client.

You start pitching all of your services, capabilities, value proposition, etc.

Sales presentation best practices:

  • Have a conversation, don’t give a presentation
  • Ask questions to learn about their pain points
  • Be able to “think on your feet” and present relevant information based on their “pain points”.
  • Don’t read off of your slides, have limited information to keep them looking at you instead of the screen.

My sales presentation style is not common however it is the most authentic.

I don’t go into any meeting with a script or laid out plan, I just have a conversation. Listen to their problems and then present how my service can provide them with a solution.

By doing the above, you will improve the chances of closing your current opportunities and future ones.

For example; A company that offers web design only to lawyers can have a deeper market penetration vs web design companies that offer their services to every type of company.

In manufacturing/industrial; A company that offers their services ONLY to the medical device industry will be viewed as a subject matter expert vs a company that offers to medical, aerospace, industrial, consumer goods, etc.

Regardless if you’re offering complex manufacturing solutions or janitorial services, focusing on a niche industry AND a niche service to that industry will be the best chance of you dominating the market.

About The Author:
Kyle Milan
CEO Of Milan Media

Kyle Milan is the CEO of Milan Media and a recognized voice in B2B marketing, industrial marketing, and revenue growth. With decades of experience helping manufacturers, SaaS companies, healthcare organizations, and professional service firms grow through digital marketing, Kyle specializes in developing strategies that connect marketing with measurable business outcomes. His expertise spans thought leadership, content marketing, SEO, demand generation, AI-driven marketing, and sales alignment. Through his articles, videos, and speaking engagements, Kyle shares practical insights that help organizations build stronger brands, generate qualified leads, and create sustainable growth. Grow your business:

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