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Business development

Business development is the process of acquiring new sales, clients and relationships. At a very basic level, skills vital for success in business development can include communication, prospecting, qualifying, closing, negotiation and relationship building. Business development include sales prospecting methods which is the first step in the sales process, which consists of identifying potential customers via short term one way communication to source new leads or engage with existing leads. Methods can include social selling, networking in person and on social media, outreach over the phone and via email.

Networking

Networking At A Conference – How To!

After 10 years in running EVENTS, Trade Shows and Entertainment, people always said the same thing to me, that the networking was the best part of the event, it didn't matter how much technology or free drinks we put on, business people always love to chat.
Email Marketing

What You Need to Know About Pitching Over Email

Become someone people want to buy from, not someone that repels people by spamming them over email and LinkedIn.
Farmer

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.
Opportunity

Why You Need Create Opportunities and Not Just Find Them

Finding new opportunities and creating them are two different outcomes. Creating new opportunities requires a different approach. If you aspire to be a trusted advisor, you need to demonstrate why and how.
Diamonds

How To Grow Revenue From Existing Customers

Too many salespeople miss out on retention, referrals, re-pricing as delivery gets more expensive and taking care of more customer needs, because they’re not focused enough on delivering value once the sale is complete.
Decision maker

Are You Selling To The Decision Maker?

The focus of your efforts is about being the authority, being prepared and being professional the whole way through – not just pushing to meet with the ‘person behind’.