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A 2026 excursion to the future of sales training

Sales Training Connection

Sales Training – 2026. As a way of exploring the future of sales training, let’s time travel to the year 2026 and examine the major trends of the day. A number of the authors writing back in 2016 suggested that sales training was at an inflection point. Let’s tune in and listen to what Dr. Beckett has to say.

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PowerViews with Jill Konrath: Changing Buyers Require Retooled Sales Reps

Pointclear

Click to start video at this point — Asked about reasons why recent research is showing fewer sales reps made quota last year than in 2006, Jill says there are a lot of factors at work. Click to start video at this point — Jill notes that people are finally talking about marketing and sales alignment, but progress is slow.

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Technology Sales & Marketing - Party Like its 1999?

The ROI Guy

Technology Sales & Marketing - Party Like its 1999? A Q&A with me on latest IT sales and marketing metrics, trends and best practices Is 2006 shaping up to be a good year for IT spending growth? in 2006, with annual growth in software sales leading the way at 7.0%. percent of revenue on marketing.

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Sales Tech Game Changers: How to Drive Effective Relationship Management

SBI

This week I interview Lyamen Savy , VP of Marketing at PipelineDeals. Lyamen: PipelineDeals was founded in 2006 with the mission to give any business the power to build game-changing relationships. By having access to trends, insights, and customer purchasing histories, sales teams can anticipate what their clients want and need.

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The Laws of Sales Attraction By Drew Stevens

Sales Training Advice

ES Research Group reveals that 90% of all sales training programs conducted for corporations result only in a 90-120 day increase in sales productivity and, as a result, fewer than 20% of companies realize any sustainable productivity gain that lasts beyond 12 months. To be competitive, selling professionals must be competitive.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Predictions for 2011: The End of B2B.

The ROI Guy

Monday, December 06, 2010 Predictions for 2011: The End of B2B Sales & Marketing as We Know It? These two market drivers will have important implications into 2011 and beyond for B2B sales enablement and marketing strategies and budgets. in 2006, but still much lower on the trust scale than almost all other sources.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Value Selling Tools and the Buying Lifecycle

The ROI Guy

Alinean calls this new age-of-austerity Frugalnomics, and it forever changes the way B2B sales and marketing needs to connect with, engage and sell to buyers. Good argument that B2B marketing needs ROI. My post, which ran at ww.savvyb2b.com argued that B2B marketing is dull and boring - it lacks personality.

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