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MTD Sales Training
JANUARY 28, 2019
For many sales managers, they can turn into long, boring sessions that people can’t wait to get out of. Many sales meetings fail because of the following reasons: – administrative matters receive more time than sales matters. – management uses threatening tactics rather than motivational ones.
The Sales Hunter
MAY 31, 2013
It is time to get it out on the table and say once and for all that if you are a sales manager, you are in a dead-end position. If you are a salesperson and you want to be promoted to a sales manager position, it’s time to change your thinking. Sales managers manage processes.
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Understanding the Sales Force
MAY 1, 2014
Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan It''s a big problem with many of the sales blogs you read. One-person sales consulting firms, self-appointed experts, telling, but not doing, what they say. Keeping that in mind, Objective Management Group (OMG) held its quarterly Rockefeller Habits meeting this week.
MTD Sales Training
SEPTEMBER 14, 2011
When you hear the term “Zero Tolerance to Sales Management,” I would imagine your first thought is about having little or no patience for inept or slip-shod sales people. When talking about zero tolerance, I am speaking to sales managers who need to adapt to a policy of total responsibility.
Zoominfo
MAY 17, 2018
Are your sales forecasts tied to reality? Is sales forecast accuracy more of a pipedream within your sales organization? Does the speed of your sales pipeline resemble molasses? In fact, less than half of all forecasted sales opportunities actually result in a sales win. Ditch the weighted sales pipeline.
The Sales Hunter
FEBRUARY 26, 2014
This is the reason I tell many sales managers they should take all pricing authority away from their salespeople. The best structure for a “no-discounts” policy is one that does not allow salespeople to have any flexibility in prices. In the end, the result is increased profit with zero loss of sales.
Partners in Excellence
AUGUST 4, 2021
My friend, Orrin Broberg, wrote a great post: 5 Critical Sales Enablement Mistakes To Avoid. His first point was stunning in it’s simplicity, we fail to give sales people what they need. It’s a critical issue, we have to understand, at a deep level, what sales people need to perform at the highest levels possible.
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