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Beware Of Sales Enablement Experts Prospecting

Partners in Excellence

Every day, each of us gets dozens of horrendously bad prospecting emails. But I can’t refrain from writing about a certain category of prospecting letters. It’s those written by self proclaimed experts in sales, marketing, sales enablement, prospecting, content. Read Buyer Beware!

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“The Joy Of Selling…,” Have We Lost It?

Partners in Excellence

” Whether it’s bad prospecting, bad Social Channel interactions, bad selling, weak sales management, ineffective training, and so forth. I’ve written so much on where we are underperforming our potential as sales professionals, or undeserving out customers. It was both challenging and huge fun.

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12 Tips for Mastering Inside Sales, According to HubSpot Experts

Hubspot Sales

Sometimes fitting in just means shifting circumstances — and that principle applies to different brands of sales. Sometimes sales professionals currently working outside sales aren't cut out for it. If you find yourself in a position like that, you might want to consider transitioning from outside to inside sales.

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Technicians as Sellers????

Braveheart Sales

I just moderated a panel where the topic of hiring industry experienced technical people for sales positions came up. Why are many sales organizations interested in moving technicians into sales jobs? If you are considering promoting a technical individual to sales and they fail in sales, what happens?

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Bridging the Gap Between Likability and Trust in Sales

Janek Performance Group

While likability can be a huge plus in sales, it’s not the only reason buyers buy. Further, those with the weakest sales records were more likely to believe making friends is their greatest asset. All prospects are unique. This places the sale over the prospect’s needs and leads to distrust.

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“Touching The Customer 1 Time, Annoying Her 6 More Times!”

Partners in Excellence

We know the majority of sales people give up far to early, often after the first or second attempt. He was speaking to a sales person who talked about his “touches.” More importantly, each touch creates a different opportunity to find something which interests a prospect, provoking them to respond.

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Selling Internationally: 3 Questions to Ask When Navigating Cultural Nuances

Sales Hacker

Experts in selling internationally ask themselves the following three questions before they start speaking to customers in other cultures. Lauren Bailey, sales expert and Founder of Factor 8, says that the three most important characteristics of a salesperson are: curiosity, confidence, and coachability.

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