Mon.Feb 08, 2016

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5 Proven Ways To Blow A Sales Meeting – Part 1

The Pipeline

By Tibor Shanto – tibor.shanto@sellbetter.ca . There is nothing worse than finally getting a meeting with a buyer you have been chasing for some time, only to completely blow the meeting. No one goes in with the intent of blowing, but it happens, even when you prepare in advance. There are some basic things we can pay attention to that can make a world of a difference, especially given the fact that many sales people commit these errors, and you can standout by just avoiding them.

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Is What You Do Priceless Expertise?

Increase Sales

In sales, business and life, people buy from people they know and trust. Knowing and trusting come from what I believe is your priceless expertise, not necessarily your formal experience such as education or employment. Credit www.gratisography.com. The reason your expertise is priceless is because it is yours along. Only you are you and not someone else.

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The Difference Between a Selling Product or Selling a Service

A Sales Guy

What’s the difference between selling a product and selling a service? I get this question a lot. Here’s the answer and I’ll make it as simple and as clear as possible. I think it’s important, very important, people understand the difference between selling a product and selling a service. Knowing the difference can affect how you sell AND how one hires, evaluates and assess salespeople.

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Sales managers and the empty-bucket strategy

Sales Training Connection

Melanie Whelan, CEO of SoulCycle, shared in a NY Times a simple, interesting framework for management strategy sessions. Whelan noted – we train our teams on what we call empty-bucket sessions where people state the facts of the problem, their interpretation and analysis of the facts and then and only then work collaboratively with their manager towards a solution.

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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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From SalesLoft to You: A SalesLove Valentine

SalesLoft

Our customers are relentless in their pursuit of success. They’re passionate about what they do, they’re striving to be the best in their field, and they’re motivated to get their process exactly how it should be in order to take their businesses to the next level. And that’s why we’re here. We’re here to solve problems for our customers.

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Business Culture and Introverts

The Science and Art of Selling

Business culture is geared toward the go-getter, the team player, the networker, the entrepreneur and the leader. It’s about power, getting ahead, cutthroat competition, deals and leverage. It is, isn’t it? On the surface, this sounds like an automatic recipe for success for the extrovert, and disaster for the introvert. But as you’ll soon read, introverts can excel in this culture, by making the most of their unique attributes.

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Follow Your Heart to Content Marketing Success

The ROI Guy

By Dan Sixsmith & Tom Pisello Promotional Content simply doesn't work. We ignore it and become amazing filters of any content that is trying to sell us something" - Michael Brenner, NewsCred If promotional content really does not work, then why do 93% of marketers connect their content directly to a product or service? (The Economist) To be fair, marketers are under pressure to produce massive amounts of content, which needs to support a more complex selling environment, and engage buyers ac

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Sales Tips: 5 Ways You'll MISS Your Number This Year

Customer Centric Selling

Sales Tips: 5 Ways You Could MISS Your Number This Year. By John Holland, Chief Content Officer, CustomerCentric Selling®. The Office Of Financial Research recently studied companies whose stock had tripled over the last six years. It concluded that the stock increase was due to controlling costs rather than revenue growth. These companies delayed hiring new people, and limited investment in new facilities and R&D spending.

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Doing More By Doing Less

Partners in Excellence

It’s awfully crowded in the digital marketing/social selling world. Getting “heard” is increasingly difficult. Getting into see/talk to customers is one of the top challenges I hear from executives, marketing and sales people alike. To most, the solutions seem to be, “do more,” “be outrageous.” As a result our emails are filled with “provocative/attention grabbing headlines,” that we just ignore and delete.

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Supercharge Your Sales: 5 Steps to Effortless Selling

Sales teams often lose precious time hunting for updated sales materials, while marketing struggles to keep these assets accessible and current. It's not just about managing; it's about seamlessly finding, presenting, and sharing critical sales content. All of this takes place within an intuitive, unified platform. Dive into Showell's groundbreaking content management realm.

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Sales Coaching and the Challenges of Different Types of Salespeople

Understanding the Sales Force

When (other) articles and Blogs contain sales statistics, they are often made up. For example, Andy Rudin wrote this article about made up sales statistics and I recently read this article by Stewart Rogers about made up statistics. Infographics and videos are two more sources of statistics that are often based more on fiction than fact, yet they still have value, even if the numbers aren't correct.

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The Triplicate of Choice for Money

Tom Hopkins

I’m often asked how to eliminate money objections. The single best strategy I have is the triplicate of choice for money strategy. Here’s how it goes: You suggest three different ranges of “investments” for your type of product. Then you ask the buyers what range feels most comfortable to them. Most buyers will give you […].