5 Strategies To Handle Intimidating Prospects
Batman or High D’s are not intentionally unkind or rude. Their bark is often worse than his bite. If you respect them and meet their expectations, they will probably do business with you and become a life long client.
Mental Health Truths Sales People Should Know
Mental illness does not discriminate by ethnicity, age, gender or career choice. Does selling attract those who are inadequately equipped to cope with the demands of the role?
Cracking The Myth Of Sales Hunters & Farmers
Many so called “experts” claim that there are two types of salespeople – Hunters and Farmers. Employing hunter and farmer sales teams increases costs and often confuses buyers.
The “So What” Card
During your presentation dry-run, ask your colleagues to play the role of the customer. Every time you make a statement, particularly one which relates to your business or your solution, anyone in the room should be encouraged to hold up their ‘So What’ card,
17 Truths Sales Professionals Need To Accept To Win More Deals
Our underlying assumptions—about prospects, our roles and factors that could hinder success—are crucial to our performance. Here are 17 sales truths and why understanding each one helps you win more deals.
9 Strategies To Improve Online Sales Meetings And Close More Deals
There’s great triumph in nailing an online meeting. It sets you apart from competitors, deepens credibility, crystallises value and builds relationships.
The Ten Laws of Strategic Selling
Strategic Enterprise Selling is the process of engaging the most senior levels early, aligning with political and economic power, in addressing the most serious problems or opportunities. Then architecting solutions and setting an agenda.
The History of Sales Methodology – Part 1 (1900 -1950s)
The History of Sales Methodologies – the sales profession is one of the oldest ones but where did it all start? Part 1 covers the 1900s -1950s.
12 Reasons Why You Should Be Fired
If you’re a sales manager or CEO, send this to the entire sales team and put them on notice - stop screwing around with your success; be the professional you’re paid to be.
A Practical Guide On Building Rapport In Sales
Rapport is the deepest level of relationship between two individuals that involves sharing common ground, and is established when harmony and accord have been reached between both parties.
