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Sales Training Tip with the Top Sales Tool for 2014

Customer Centric Selling

Sales Training Article: Top Sales Tool for 2014. By John Kearney, Sales Benchmark Index (SBI) Image courtesy of FrameAngel at FreeDigitalPhotos.net As a Sales Operations leader, you have 3 major challenges heading into 2014. It has never been more necessary than it is heading into 2014.

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How Significant is the Migration to Inside Sales?

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan. Last week I led our annual Sales Leadership intensive and hosted the best group of sales leaders to ever attend the event. Chad Burmeister , who is well known throughout the inside sales community, was one of the attendees. Sure enough, the numbers were amazing.

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Sales is Storytelling. Marketing is Storytelling. Business is Storytelling.

Sales and Marketing Management

Stop selling products or services and start selling stories. Managers of sales and marketing teams are charged with coaching up individual team members, enhancing their skill sets and improving overall team performance. Storytelling has stood the test of time as a critical skill in sales and marketing?—?and But where to begin?

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The missing link between product launches and sales success

Sales Training Connection

Production and Customer Service were geared up and ready to go. Unfortunately all too often, even when this is the scenario, the new product fails to produce the desired sales success. Most companies take the first step and provide their sales team with technical training about the new product.

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7 Must-Have Automated Documents for Sales Success

Learn why automating your documents is key to sales success. Companies are increasingly implementing technology to bring efficiency to their workforce. Data accessibility aside, teams continuously struggle with manual processes for document generation.

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Magical CRM Improvements for Sales

Score More Sales

If you could wave a magic wand and make improvements for keeping track of your business contacts, their social activity, and your current and past sales opportunities, what would you change or fix? These include prospects, customers, former customers, vendors, partners, and referrers? Because stuff like this tends to get lost.

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Why Sales People Fail (When the Company is to Blame)

A Sales Guy

Yesterday, I talked about why sales people fail themselves. Today, I’m breaking down why sales people fail because of the company. Sales people fail because their company fails them. Sales people are only part of a two part system to drive sales. They aren’t providing solid sales support (enablement).

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