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Not Making Enough Profit? This Could Be Why.

The Sales Hunter

If you want to be a salesperson who not only commands higher profits, but also has more satisfied customers, you have to become aware of what you do not know. Unfortunately, too many salespeople do not ask enough follow-up questions — or do not ask the right follow-up questions — because they let their pride get in the way.

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5 Signs You’re Ready to Expand Your Business

Sales and Marketing Management

It could also mean your marketing efforts are bringing in too much business for your current operation to handle. Only expand if your business is stable enough to survive even if things don’t go as expected. Author: Christian Kruse Deciding to expand a new business is pretty obvious and straightforward.

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It’s a great time to start upgrading your clients

Sales 2.0

Now is the time to consider how this crisis could actually be a silver lining for your firm. If you look around, you will see smaller companies are the ones doing everything they can just to make payroll. The following charts from Compile illustrate why you should put considerable effort into selling to enterprise accounts.

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Sales prospecting made easier

Sales 2.0

I don’t understand why it is acceptable for a process like cold calling (now often started via email) to work one in a hundred times–or in email efforts one in a thousand times. In the chip business “yield” from a silicon wafer is critical to profitability. Each one of these people could be a great starting point for you.

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Maria Boulden/Gartner

Partners in Excellence

It was my first time at the customer interface and, for those of you old enough to have seen the movie, it was like the scene in The Wizard of Oz when it goes from black and white to color. So I took a Six Sigma Black Belt job (yup, same huge company) focused on optimizing profitability and sales execution.

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Is Your Sales Team Leaving Money On The Table?

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Andres Lares The phrase “leaving money on the table” is an idiom that means not getting as much money as you could from a transaction. And, as if that isn’t hard enough – the toughest task is to achieve maximizing results while still satisfying the other side. Are they preparing enough? Is their discovery deep enough?

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10 Years of Competition: The Story and Future of RainKing and DiscoverOrg

DiscoverOrg Sales

This blog is more personal than business – it’s the story of how two companies pushed each other to be better, how that competition changed me as a leader, and why I couldn’t be more excited about our future. Why did I do this? Why didn’t I take the opportunities to go work for a Big Law Firm?” “How It wasn’t us and them.