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Sales Challenge: Gaining Access to the Decision-Maker

Carew International

One of the most significant challenges for any sales professional is gaining access to the ultimate decision-maker(s), particularly when we have a contact who engages us in our sales effort, but he or she is not making the final decision. A lack of direct access to the decision-maker is frustrating for many reasons.

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Objection Handling 101: Handling Sales Objections Like a Pro

The Spiff Blog

Sales objections are a common occurrence during a typical sales cycle. Therefore, learning how to effectively handle objections is crucial to hitting goals, crushing sales quotas , and developing a successful sales career. This blog post will discuss the most common sales objections and provide actionable tips on how to combat them.

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Your Sales Kick-Off Meetings Are a Waste of Time!

Igniting Sales Transformation

That includes new product announcements, product feature training, product demos, reviews of marketing materials, or execs who feel their title justifies air time with the sales force when it doesn’t. Use your SKO time to train your sellers how to be better at selling; otherwise scrap the meeting. Lack of training?

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Selling Innovation in a Slow Economy

Janek Performance Group

When sales teams fail to scale innovative products, there can be several reasons, including: Lack of clear goals and objectives : Without a well-defined process and strategy, sales teams can become disorganized and lack direction. Inadequate motivation and incentives: Sales teams need to be motivated and incentivized to perform at their best.

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Sales Call Planning Should Never Stop

Janek Performance Group

In addition, be armed with your objectives. Your objectives should always be specific, appropriate, and measurable, known by the acronym SAM: Specific: Establish and state what you hope to achieve with your call. Appropriate: Ensure this objective is inline with your sales process and the client’s needs. Anticipate Objections.

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10 Ways to Keep Your Sales Team Motivated Through The End of Summer

Hubspot Sales

Warmer months mean more distractions, and with key decision makers on vacation, a potential drop in leads. Sales managers bring accountability to these objectives by breaking them down into smaller, personalized goals. Limit the cost to 5% of an incentive budget. Even your top performers can lose focus during the summer.

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Six Clues Your QBRs are Box-Checking Exercises … and How to Fix Them

Emissary

Start with decision-makers who have influence over the next phase of your relationship. Make sure that at least 90 days before renewal, you have a strategic-level QBR that includes the budget holder and is couched in ROI language relevant for their objectives and level in the organization. Be a broker of capabilities.

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