Mon.Jul 20, 2015

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3 Words to Ditch To Improve Your Sales – Sales eXecution 304

The Pipeline

By Tibor Shanto – tibor.shanto@sellbetter.ca . Words are a big part of selling, seems obvious, but you’d be surprised how little attention some in sales pay to the words they choose. Words impact not only what your prospects hear and their reactions to them, but almost as important is the effect they have on you as the seller. Words impact and reflect you view of things and situations, and while many will argue that it’s just semantics, they fail to realize or acknowledge the degree to which

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The Key to Great Mid Year Reviews

Steven Rosen

What Great Sales Managers Do. By Steven A. Rosen. Many sales managers will be sitting down with their sales people over the next month or so to review progress on objectives, business plans and development plans. Sales managers spend a considerable amount of time preparing for a mid year performance review. Sales managers may spend a day per rep preparing and delivering a mid year review.

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The sales rep said, “I never got a lead yet that turned into a sale.”

Pointclear

I was the marketing manager of a medical device company and we were near the end of the day’s sales meeting. Forty salespeople were in the room; I was last on the program. Everybody wanted to get out, hit the lobby bar and trade stories about high prices, the lack of new products, how their new quotas were too high and their territories too small. As I closed my part of the program by projecting an ROI (number of raw inquiries, qualified leads, and projected sales) from our new lead generation p

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Drones, geofences and wireless charging stations

Sales and Marketing Management

Issue Date: 2015-07-01. Author: Staff. Teaser: Meeting planners are seeing their role influenced more and more by technology, not just for the meeting itself, but in researching and booking venues, how planners interact onsite, and how they communicate following the meeting. Following extensive research among its membership, the International Association of Conference Centres (IACC), a global association that serves the meetings industry, released its top meeting tech trends for 2015.

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The New GTM Playbook: 18 Ways to Future-Proof Your Sales Team

Longer sales cycles. Increasingly discerning buyers. More meetings. Intensifying competition. Economic uncertainty. Go-to-market teams of every size, in every industry, are grappling with these challenges firsthand. Thankfully, there’s an answer. We’ve developed an entirely new way for GTM leaders to identify and execute proven, data-driven strategies that drive revenue.

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How to Boost Residential Real Estate Sales – Part 3

Increase Sales

Over nine years have passed since I wrote this article “ 7 Tips for Real Estate Agents’ Success.” The very first tip was those who are in residential real estate sales are small business owners. Yet, the statistics of failure to limited success by realtors appears this critical increase sales tip continues to be ignored. The Danger Report commissioned by the National Association of Realtors identifies probably the key reason for so many realtors not embracing this reality of

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Delivering On Your Sales Promises

OpenSymmetry

Make sure you sales strategy is not an empty promise. Each market sector has unique growth challenges – high competition, increasing regulation, savvy customers and changing buying patterns. The answers lie in being better informed about your capabilities, being holistic in your approach and developing the capabilities to enable your employees to deliver the required change.

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Be 1% Better Every Day

SalesLoft

The most beneficial tool a sales development rep can leverage when first starting out is advice from a sales development veteran. Be it from a peer SDR, a mentor, or an industry thought leader, the advice earned from real-life experience in sales development is invaluable to a new rep. A few weeks ago, Salesloft SDR Tyler Bliss shared some of the things he wished he’d known when he began his career in sales development.

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Overcoming the Prospect Engagement Challenge

BrainShark