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VIDEO: The Most Important Part of a Sales Presentation

The Sales Hunter

Do you know what is the most important part of a sales presentation? It’s not the marketing materials or the PowerPoint presentation or the product samples. The most important part of the sales presentation is YOU! Copyright 2012, Mark Hunter “The Sales Hunter.”

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How Building a Stone Walkway Makes the Case for Sales Process

Understanding the Sales Force

This is their favorite part because it completes the work, puts the finishing touch on the walkway and they are proud and excited about what they built. If they were anything like the bottom 56% of all salespeople, who don’t effectively follow a sales process, they would begin with step 4 so that they could quickly get to steps 7-9.

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How to Run Virtual Sales Meetings

Janek Performance Group

Virtual sales meetings are becoming increasingly common as teams transition to working from home and offices are spread out in different cities. In the past, a virtual sales meeting, whether by video or phone call, was generally not given the same consideration as an in-person meeting.

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How Real Sales Learning Happens

Sales and Marketing Management

Cespedes, Yuchun Lee and Mark Magnacca A lot of sales training misunderstands how salespeople learn. Most learning in sales is through peer learning in specific contexts, and the effects are cumulative because modeling behavior is a big driver of how salespeople develop. Author: Frank V.

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200 Best Articles on Sales and Sales Leadership by Category

Understanding the Sales Force

Assessments Compared Data on Sales Excellence Coaching Salespeople MUST READ: Are Assessments as Evil as the Persona Movie Suggests? The Caliper vs OMG Comparison: Which Sales Candidate Assessment is More Predictive? How to Transform Your Sales Pipeline Today Can Malcom Gladwell Explain the Sales Hiring Problem?

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There’s Real and Then There’s Pipeline Real – Part 2

The Pipeline

Last week I kicked off a two part look at questions you should be asking your pipeline. So here we go with there is real and then there’s pipeline real, part 2. So here we go with there is real and then there’s pipeline real, part 2. Sales is an emotional game, especially if you are selling to people in status quo.

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Sales Enablement In a Remote Work Reality

Sales and Marketing Management

These conditions can present challenges for sales organizations, where in-person meetings and events are typically part of “business as usual.” These conditions can present challenges for sales organizations, where in-person meetings and events are typically part of “business as usual.” Reacting proactively.