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How to Build a Sales Process: The Complete Guide

Nutshell

Creating a structured sales process is one of the most effective ways to boost your sales teams’ efficiency and results. With a formal sales process in place, your sales team has a framework to follow, and it’s much easier to stay on the same page, track results, and onboard new team members.

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4 Ways Top Sellers Break Through Resistance

Hubspot Sales

Here we'll review some of the core causes of sales resistance and look at four strategies you can use to break through it. Sales resistance is one of the most fundamentally ingrained and constantly frustrating elements of sales. Some sales calls can be sketchy for prospects. Prospects don't like your sales process.

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A Guide to Promoting A Diverse & Inclusive Hiring Process

The Spiff Blog

The remedy is real, concrete action items at every stage of the hiring process. They haven’t been given the chance,” says Chris Smith, Spiff sales manager and co-chair/executive sponsor of our BIDE Committee (Belonging, Inclusivity, Diversity & Equity). Inequitable referral programs. Set realistic hiring goals.

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How to Turn that Customer into an “Evangelist”

Jonathan Farrington

Phase 2 can be a potentially vulnerable time for a sales person, because without the benefit of an established track record, and in the face of possible problems – no matter how minor, this is the time when most newly acquired customers are apt to change their mind. Want to feel convinced that they have made the right decision.

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Never De-Value the Importance of Post Sale Follow Up

Jonathan Farrington

Phase 2 can be a potentially vulnerable time for a sales person, because without the benefit of an established track record, and in the face of possible problems, no matter how minor, this is the time when most newly acquired customers are apt to change their mind. General Account Management Customer Focus Post Sales Follow-Up'

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Never De-Value the Importance of Post Sale Follow Up

Jonathan Farrington

Phase 2 can be a potentially vulnerable time for a sales person, because without the benefit of an established track record, and in the face of possible problems, no matter how minor, this is the time when most newly acquired customers are apt to change their mind. Want to feel convinced that they have made the right decision.

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Closing Is Not, and Never Has Been the End Of The Road …

Jonathan Farrington

Despite what many inexperienced salespeople think, the first sale isn’t the end of the sales process but the beginning of the next sales cycle. What you do after you’ve made the first sale determines whether you get the next one or any referrals. The sales process (road) is as comprehensive as that!

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