Remember the old adage of the elevator sales rep?The long and short of it is this: An elevator company hires a salesperson
Why Your Revenue Pipeline Has Run Dry
It’s time to get back to basics. That means developing the sales prospecting techniques to reliably fill the pipeline with qualified opportunities
2020: What Winning Sales Organizations Did Differently
As you well know, 2020 had a tremendous impact on sales leaders, salespeople, and learning and development professionals. The rapid shift to virtual selling and the collapsing delta between B2B and B2C buying behaviors fundam...
What’s on my mind as we settle into Q1? Renewals.
Renewals, especially when it comes to the “as a service" business model.After all, we’re living in a subscription-based world
5 Motivational Strategies to Get You in Gear for the New Year
As we enter a new year, it’s a time to reflect on the past and set goals for the future. This year especially, most of us are ready to turn the page and focus on what’s ahead
The “Why” Behind the “Buy”
How can you differentiate your company’s solution, especially in a crowded or commoditized market? First, you must recognize that being different is not the same as being differentiated
How to Avoid the “P” Word
How do you have a conversation with a prospect that focuses on value, rather than the “P" word – price? We all understand that price will be a consideration when making a purchase, but when you compete solely on price, yo...
Eliminate “No-Decision” through Continuous Qualification
There are times when sales reps identify opportunities that, for whatever reason, they just can't win.Perhaps it is the competitive nature of many sales reps and the challenge to cling to an unqualified opportunity because he...
Why Sales Discovery is Not only an Up-front Process
While curiosity may have killed the cat, it also helped the sales rep close the deal …Successful sales professionals are curious by nature. They are interested in learning about their prospect’s business, their circumstan...