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Power of a Salesperson’s Training, Knowledge, Spirit of Service

SMEI

Their training, knowledge, and spirit of service are what set one company apart from another. A well-trained salesperson with in-depth knowledge of their product and a genuine spirit of service can make all the difference. But it’s not just about knowledge; it’s also about attitude and spirit of service.

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“A Little Knowledge……”

Partners in Excellence

We have an abundance of data, information, knowledge, but we struggle to make use of it. For that, we need to have enough knowledge to prompt and refine that which AI dumps on us. And to do this, requires knowledge and experiences… We and our customers face the same challenges: What does it mean? What do we believe?

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Product Knowledge is Overrated

The Sales Heretic

Because product knowledge is not enough. If product knowledge was all that mattered, [.]. Companies spend thousands—even millions—of dollars every year training their salespeople and sales channels on the minutia of their products and services. And that’s a mistake.

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4 Tips for Preserving Institutional Knowledge When Employees Leave

Allego

When that happens—when any employee leaves, actually—organizations risk losing crucial institutional knowledge that informs business strategies and offers insight into customer behavior. Start by creating a knowledge bank. Why You Need a Knowledge Bank Workers at both ends of the career spectrum are leaving the workforce.

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How To Improve Product Sales Training Engagement

As buyers and sellers pivot to a post-pandemic digital landscape, solution-based selling and deep product knowledge will be vital to win well-informed buyers. Virtual selling—and training—is here to stay. Read the best practices to deliver the most engaging and impactful Product Sales Training.

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Skipping “Foundational Knowledge”

Partners in Excellence

Foundational knowledge is about developing fundamental understanding about the core concepts and principles of a certain area. Foundational knowledge is the set of basic building blocks upon which we build our skills and abilities to perform. First, why is a strong base of foundational knowledge to important?

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Capture Institutional Knowledge on Video to Strengthen Your Sales Force

Allego

Between layoffs, the “Great Resignation,” and a generation of workers reaching retirement age, businesses risk losing a wealth of institutional knowledge. Addressing the looming knowledge shortfall requires a proactive approach that bakes the preservation of knowledge into daily workflows. It’s what makes them shine.

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Transform Your Product Sales Training to Drive More Sales

How can you: Provide deep product knowledge? Training dispersed sales reps about your products is challenging, costly and hard to measure. Differentiate competitive advantages? Maintain consistent and current information? Build and maintain mindshare?

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Stop Investing in Forgettable Learning Events

In today’s competitive business environment, the only way to win is with a salesforce that’s fully onboarded and equipped with deep product knowledge, use cases, best practices and objection handling. If you’re trying to train all your sales reps while minimizing costs, an online training platform can help you do more with less.

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Product Sales Training – Transformed for Results

Here are just a few of the things it can accomplish for your team: Provide a deeper product knowledge. Traditional product sales training doesn’t always work for dispersed sales reps who can’t attend Demo Days or Lunch ‘N Learns. Online on-demand training should be a B2B rep's tool of choice. Differentiate competitive advantages.

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How to Successfully Coach Your Sales Team to Drive Efficiency

Speaker: Steve Benson, Founder and CEO, Badger Maps

To enable your team to perform at its best and increase sales efficiency, it’s important that you give them the training, knowledge and tools that they need to be successful. You can manage activities and processes but people need to be guided to reach their full potential. This means coaching.

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Build a Successful and Results-Driven Sales Culture

Speaker: Gary Galvin, CEO, Galvin Technologies

You will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to: Hold a meaningful and metric-driven weekly sales meeting. This webinar will cover how sales managers can track opportunities, accounts, and sales activities, all while coaching and collaborating with sales teams on a daily and weekly basis. Master 1:1 sales meetings.

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Is Your LMS Designed For Product Sales Training?

As buyers and sellers pivot to a post-pandemic digital landscape, solution-based selling and deep product knowledge will be vital to win well-informed buyers. Virtual selling—and training—is here to stay. Read the best practices to deliver the most engaging and impactful Product Sales Training.

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Beyond Face-to-Face: Solving the Digital Practice Problem

Speaker: Bryan Naas, Director of Sales Enablement, Lessonly

Having the right knowledge to perform is only the start. Continuous practice opportunities help employees develop their skills to put that knowledge toward unmatched performance. Getting the most out of our teams is on the mind of every leader, across every industry.

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Togetherness: Achieving Sales and Marketing Alignment

Speaker: Jeff Davis, Founder, jd2 Consulting Group

We must find a way to create “Togetherness” and use the collective knowledge of each team to win. This webinar will use evidence-based research and empirical knowledge to propose real-world strategies that work. In today’s B2B business environment sales and marketing can no longer operate in silos.