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Why In-Person Sales Closing Yields the Best Outcomes

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Zoom became a lifeline for millions working from home and a savior of reps competing for a remote sales closing. And for sales professionals, a new, robust communication channel has been launched. More Channels Provide More Personalized Choices for Sales Closing Finding a comfortable way to communicate with key clients is essential.

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Consumer Psychology and Sales and Marketing Alignment (video)

Pipeliner

In this Expert Insight Interview, Michael Barbera discusses consumer psychology and sales and marketing alignment. Dr. Michael Barbera is a Chief Behavioral Officer at Clicksuasion Labs, an award-winning consumer psychologist with many 500 Fortune clients, business strategist, speaker, and teacher of consumer psychology.

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3 Skills for Influencing the Customer’s Thinking

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Andrea Grodnitzky The sales professional has the job of encouraging the customer to become comfortable with the idea of committing to a product or a service. The sales professional’s vocabulary is changing as they position digitally transformative solutions. Sales professionals need to be mindful of this tendency.

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Why Emotional Intelligence Is A Critical Strength For Salespeople

Sales Gravy

Emotional Intelligence Is A Sales Superpower On this episode of the Sales Gravy Podcast, Jeb Blount sits down with Robin Hills, a business psychologist and expert in emotional intelligence from the UK. Robin began his career in sales in the 1980s and has been selling consistently ever since. What Is Emotional Intelligence?

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Make Your Content Impossible to Ignore

Sales and Marketing Management

Studies show that in the process of making a decision, your brain predicts the rewards of a choice based on past memories, and then uses that information to make the most favorable decision. A psychological concept called the “Forgetting Curve” suggests that people lose information over time when they make no effort to retain it.

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The Cost of Doing Nothing — Overcoming Status Quo Bias in Sales Enablement

Bigtincan

“The experience of postponing and avoiding certain choices is universal, yet often appears to work against individuals’ goals. Anderson, The Psychology of Doing Nothing: Forms of Decision Avoidance Result From Reason and Emotion Defining […].

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Caveman Brain Business with Dr. Jean Oursler

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in Business Psychology, she coaches and facilitates clients. Jean Oursler on LinkedIn Elizabeth Frederick on LinkedIn Jean Oursler's Resource Recommendations: Cavemanbrain Sales Dogs – Blair Singer CFS Resource Recommendations: Building a Sales Process for Repeatable Success Subscribe to our blog ! With her Ph.D.