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Do You Have “Prospecting Paralysis?”

The Sales Hunter

Medical research shows 4 out of 5 salespeople suffer from the acute disease “prospecting paralysis.” Breakthrough research now shows the disease is curable, even in those who feel they suffer from “terminal prospecting paralysis.”

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Are You Obsessing Over the Wrong Outbound Marketing Elements?

Sales and Marketing Management

Marketers obsess too much over three things when it comes to creating and perfecting outbound campaigns: early performance metrics (like opens, clicks, and replies), their story and language (instead of the customers’), and their image and ego (such as when prospects unsubscribe or show disinterest). How well do you know your buyers?

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Stop Prospect Confusion and Overwhelm to Convert More

SalesProInsider

Confused and overwhelmed prospects don’t make decisions to take the next step. Instead, they will stall, hide, and avoid you whenever they can. That’s why we must do everything we can to make sure our prospects aren’t confused or overwhelmed. What do you do? Well then, how do you do it?

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Kaizen and Feeding the Sales Pipeline With Cumulative Prospecting

Sales Gravy

Putting Aside Time Every Day to Prospect Will Keep Your Pipeline Full Kaizen is a theory that developed in Japan after World War II and revived the country, their spirit, and their commerce. It’s similar to what we call “feeding the pipeline,” and involves the art of cumulative prospecting. The same is true of sales.

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When to say ‘no’ to customers who ask for more information

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

The prospect says, “To make this decision I need more information about the optimum throughput rate on this unit. I can see how you might think that. Sending you 50 pages of data will only complicate your decision.”. Sending you 50 pages of data will only complicate your decision.”. So, what’s a salesperson to do?

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Convert Consistently with Customs and Connections: Meet the Reflecting Tribe

SalesProInsider

Have you met with prospects who had very specific questions about the what , how , and when of working together? If so, you may have heard questions such as: What happens then? Deliberate in what they do and give thought and analysis before acting. When will that be addressed? Good listeners. Word choice.

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How Frequently Does Fear Play a Part in Sales?

Understanding the Sales Force

That fear - and most salespeople aren''t even consciously aware of it - prevents them from: Making prospecting calls. Making enough prospecting calls. Challenging a prospect''s thinking, plan, or position. Having the difficult conversation. When salespeople have good plans but poor time management. Qualifying.