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We Need Sellers Who “Sell,” Not Take Orders

Partners in Excellence

But I continue to be stunned by how few people who are in sales roles, truly sell. They are dependent on a prospect finding them, who has done all the heavy lifting. Need discovery in these cases is not about the customer business needs, challenges, but about the product or service the customer seeks.

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AI in Sales: More human selling

Sales 2.0

I am examining where we are today with AI in sales and where we are going. More human selling Dave thinks AI will drive salespeople to be more focused on improving their relationship skills. “I I think it’s interesting that up to this point the way some companies sell has become increasingly more machine-like.

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In Sales Time Is Value Not Money

The Pipeline

Helping people adopt new skills and habits can take many forms. You all know that my tag line is execution, everything else is just talk, but the execution needs to lead to value for all involved. It start with how sellers think about time; which is why in sales, time is value not money. By Tibor Shanto.

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Voicemail For Dummies And Other Romantics

The Pipeline

That desire to provide “an in-room experience” took hold and was further propagated by people who sold us voicemail. Hasn’t turned out to be the boon for sellers as promised. Mostly because they see it as an element of selling or appointment setting, but voicemail does not conform to those rules. It will not! Business Triager.

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Order, Seller, Or Buyer Centric?

Partners in Excellence

Are you order, seller, or buyer centric? Sadly, too many are focused only on the order. We do everything we can to position our products favorably, but the reality is the customer has probably made up their mind. We win some, we lose some (probably more than we win). Some are seller centric.

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Have We Lost The Art Of Decision Making?

The Pipeline

Given all the noise about better ways to sell, one would expect better outcomes, but they are not. Have we lost the art of decision making? Part of a seller’s job is to drive to a decision to encourage and help the buyer make a decision. What are they doing with the extra time they are taking? By Tibor Shanto.

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Answering Your Most Burning Referral Selling Questions

No More Cold Calling

After more than 25 years as an expert on referral sales, I’m still asked exactly the same referral selling questions today. In no particular order, here are the most common referral selling questions I hear … 1. We need to be ABA: Always Be Asking.). You’re not that kind of seller. That’s a fallacy.

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