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Winning Complex B2B Deals – Outside Sales Talk with John Smibert

Outside Sales Talk

John led sales in large IT providers for 39 years. Since 2004, John has worked with B2B selling organizations to transform the way they sell. John is passionate about enhancing professionalism in sales and this led him to found Sales Leader Forums and Sales Masterminds APAC. LinkedIn: [link] . link] . .

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So Tell Me Why You Are On LinkedIn?

Increase Sales

LinkedIn continues to grow as one of the top go to social media sites to find sales leads, sales prospects, colleagues and centers of influence for those especially in the B2B world. The purpose as in any business to business networking activity is to connect and to begin to build relationships. Look at me!!

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The ROI of ROI

No More Cold Calling

Guest blogger, Michael Nick, explains where (and how) to use ROI in your sales process. This rubbish comes from people looking for headlines or who really don’t understand the concept of client relationships and how sales tools can help identify issues and monetize value. In your current sales process, what do you do first?

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Mid-Market Companies – Big Enough to Matter But Small Enough to Care

SugarCRM

Since starting Sugar back in 2004, I’ve always enjoyed working with mid-market companies the most. For a CX nerd like me, there is no more fun than helping a decent-sized company light up the leads, accelerate the sales and turn their customers into #RavingFans. Again, “big enough to matter but small enough to care.”

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Two different approaches to getting in-the-door

Sales 2.0

If you run a small company, you usually end up being one of your company’s early sales people. I graduated from Wharton’s MBA program in 1993 and had no sales training at all. Along the way I read every sales book I could find and then over time became friendly with many of the authors. Closing is easy. Baylor University.

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Ethical Selling

Pipeliner

“Every ethics question a business person could face comes down to a question you face on your very first sale: what are you willing to do for a buck?”, Philip Broughton wrote in his book, Mastering the Art of the Sale. A sales trick that predates the invention of snake oil. Or, the sale rep’s. profitable expansion.

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Two different approaches to getting in-the-door

Sales 2.0

If you run a small company, you usually end up being one of your company’s early sales people. I graduated from Wharton’s MBA program in 1993 and had no sales training at all. Along the way I read every sales book I could find and then over time became friendly with many of the authors. Closing is easy. Baylor University.