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Reinventing Selling!

Partners in Excellence

We all know that selling is changing profoundly. And as a result how we sell, how we engage customers, how we work will change–I think profoundly. A lot has been made of “virtual selling.” ” Many see that as the future of selling. .” ” Many see that as the future of selling.

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The #1 Sales Program to Guarantee Qualified Leads

No More Cold Calling

That doesn’t surprise me, considering those same salespeople only spent about 28 percent of their time actually selling. It’s Time for Referrals Reinvented If your sales team isn’t asking every single client for referrals, they’re leaving good money on the table. Referral selling is simple, but it’s not easy.

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Jim Berryhill

Partners in Excellence

It was in the very early days of Decisionlink, we were solving the problems of business value selling. Jim and John, were out to reinvent (and succeed) in developing some of the most powerful customer-aligned value selling tools I have ever seen. Why I’m So Interested in Selling “Why are you so interested in selling?”

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” An Analysis

Partners in Excellence

For the past month, I’ve been publishing stories on “Why I’m So Interested In Selling.” Some have had long careers in selling, some are relatively new. I think these unique themes highlight the diverse motivations and experiences that can draw people into selling and sustain their interest over time.

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Is Selling Dead Or Dying?

Partners in Excellence

It’s interesting to see continued predictions of the death of selling. Some focus on PLG types of approaches, where the product sells itself–at least until one wants to scale that to the enterprise level. I actually never see anything about this other than within the selling community. Hmmm, what am I missing?

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Martin Mackay

Partners in Excellence

As you will see, Martin has a fascinating and rich career an selling. Martin articulates something that I think so many of us find so exciting about selling: “The main reason is that it challenges you to reinvent yourself and stay current with your knowledge because it is the most dynamic industry of all.

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The eight prospecting paradoxes that cause selling schizophrenia

Membrain

As sales teams rapidly reinvent themselves, their skills, activities and the way they sell, the real transformation needed to achieve your goals starts with not just changing, but expanding your thinking. There’s always more than one perception.