Sales leadership is always on the hunt for new sales tactics and strategies to transform their sales team into the dream team. When you take away sales training and costly CRM’s, what resources are left? Free (or almost free) tools and tactics are coming to light with the new age of selling. With a culture […]
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It’s easy to get caught up in your day-to-day routine of checking emails, project management, checking emails, attending meetings and checking more emails. As a member of sales leadership, it’s your responsibility to take a step back and reexamine how you’re doing things. When was the last time you cleaned your contact database? Are you […]
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We all go through times when we love our jobs, but at other times, lets admit it: We don’t. Whether it’s the after-the-holiday-let-down, discouragement, boredom, a skill deficiency, or a desire to interact with other salespeople for new ideas and motivation, we’ve got the perfect program to get you pumped up and primed to renew […]
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Navigating your way through the tunnels of the oldest underground railroad in the world, the London Underground, you can’t miss the bright red and blue warnings signs, “Mind the Gap”. Because some platforms are curved, and the trains that use them are straight, an unsafe gap is created when a train stops at a curved […]
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The New Year is the time to take some time for reflection on change and resolutions for the upcoming year. The question is how do you come up with the resolution? Or do you reflect on the outcome you are looking to achieve? You should focus on resolutions from two perspectives; one, properly define the […]
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Although the word “profiling” has a negative connotation in the world of police activity and airport security, according to Merriam Webster, profiling in sales is not only permissible, it is paramount to success: “Profiling – The act or process of targeting a person (or organization) on the basis of known traits, tendencies, characteristics or behaviors”. […]
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Many sales managers think they are good at managing sales people because they excel at selling. Because they are good at it (or so the logic goes), they can just manage their reps by example. They go on sales calls with them and show them how…. “Just do what I do.” After all, Einstein says, “Example isn’t another way to teach, it’s the only way to teach.” […]
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The end of the year often means it’s time for sales people to negotiate, to close out those important opportunities they have developed all year. Negotiation is the skill that we get the most requests for by far. But there are 5 other distinct skills that a seller must master and execute on a regular […]
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This may sound like a career limiting statement coming from someone that you perceive as a sales trainer, but sales training that is conducted on an “event” type of basis simply does not work. There are ways to achieve positive change through training, and there are ways to spend several thousand dollars for no change. […]
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3 Ways to Align Communication with Corporate and Customer Needs
General InformationSales leadership is always on the hunt for new sales tactics and strategies to transform their sales team into the dream team. When you take away sales training and costly CRM’s, what resources are left? Free (or almost free) tools and tactics are coming to light with the new age of selling. With a culture […]
Successful Selling, Successful Business: How to Lead Your Team Well into the New Year
General InformationIt’s easy to get caught up in your day-to-day routine of checking emails, project management, checking emails, attending meetings and checking more emails. As a member of sales leadership, it’s your responsibility to take a step back and reexamine how you’re doing things. When was the last time you cleaned your contact database? Are you […]
Renew Your Love of Selling At Our Sales Boot Camp Feb 20-21, 2014
General InformationWe all go through times when we love our jobs, but at other times, lets admit it: We don’t. Whether it’s the after-the-holiday-let-down, discouragement, boredom, a skill deficiency, or a desire to interact with other salespeople for new ideas and motivation, we’ve got the perfect program to get you pumped up and primed to renew […]
Helping to Close the Gaps Brings Sales Success
Sales Discovery MapNavigating your way through the tunnels of the oldest underground railroad in the world, the London Underground, you can’t miss the bright red and blue warnings signs, “Mind the Gap”. Because some platforms are curved, and the trains that use them are straight, an unsafe gap is created when a train stops at a curved […]
Getting to Your New Year’s Resolution – What’s on your list?
General InformationThe New Year is the time to take some time for reflection on change and resolutions for the upcoming year. The question is how do you come up with the resolution? Or do you reflect on the outcome you are looking to achieve? You should focus on resolutions from two perspectives; one, properly define the […]
Ready – Fire – Aim: Why Profiling Works In Sales
General InformationAlthough the word “profiling” has a negative connotation in the world of police activity and airport security, according to Merriam Webster, profiling in sales is not only permissible, it is paramount to success: “Profiling – The act or process of targeting a person (or organization) on the basis of known traits, tendencies, characteristics or behaviors”. […]
Turning Your Top Sales Performer into a Great Sales Manager
Sales SkillsMany sales managers think they are good at managing sales people because they excel at selling. Because they are good at it (or so the logic goes), they can just manage their reps by example. They go on sales calls with them and show them how…. “Just do what I do.” After all, Einstein says, “Example isn’t another way to teach, it’s the only way to teach.” […]
Sharpen Your Selling Skills in Our Boot Camp on November 14 and 15
General InformationThe end of the year often means it’s time for sales people to negotiate, to close out those important opportunities they have developed all year. Negotiation is the skill that we get the most requests for by far. But there are 5 other distinct skills that a seller must master and execute on a regular […]
Why Training Doesn’t Work
General InformationThis may sound like a career limiting statement coming from someone that you perceive as a sales trainer, but sales training that is conducted on an “event” type of basis simply does not work. There are ways to achieve positive change through training, and there are ways to spend several thousand dollars for no change. […]