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Maximize profitability – sell value and manage price expectations

Sales Training Connection

To maximize profitablity, your s ales force needs to do more than sell product – it must create value and manage price expectations. Let’s now turn to the second key component for maximizing profitability – managing price expectations. Selling Value. That’s a double barrel challenge that’s easy to say, but difficult to do.

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Sales strategy coaching – maximize your investment

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The best advice for maximizing your strategy coaching time is: do a really good job coaching a few, high-payoff accounts. Together with the salesperson, the sales manager should target for strategic coaching those accounts with the greatest potential for revenue growth. How many accounts?

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Sales training – 3 ways to maximize your investment

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Success in Sales – this article appeared yesterday in the San Diego Union Tribune. The article delves into how sales training has changed over the past several years. In the article you’ll read several points shared by Dick Ruff on what to do to make sure your sales training is successful.

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Sales training stickiness – doubling back – An STC Classic

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Maximize practice and feedback. With that thought in mind sales training ought to be designed to minimize lecture and maximize practice and feedback. Key point – Design training experiences to exactly replicate the look of the real world. You can’t learn a skill by listening to someone talk about it or by watching others perform it.

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The future of sales training

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Topics ranged from future predictions to how you can maximize your sales training investment to the relationship between sales training and CRM systems. Recently I had a chance to sit down with Richard Young and Martha Neumeister of Pipeliner CRM to discuss the future of sales training. You can tune in to the entire discussion here.

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New sales managers – 6 questions to help avoid the granular trap!

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Have I figured out how to maximize the time the sales team spends selling? Six questions that might provide a kick-start: If I attend that sales call, am I making a unique contribution? Have I developed a performance profile of my sales team? Has time been devoted time to learning how to sales coaching?

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Sales training stickiness – doubling back

Sales Training Connection

Maximize practice and feedback. With that thought in mind sales training ought to be designed to minimize lecture and maximize practice and feedback. Key point – Design training experiences to exactly replicate the look of the real world. You can’t learn a skill by listening to someone talk about it or by watching others perform it.

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