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All That’s Changed Is Their Objectives

The Pipeline

While the world around us has indeed altered, our reaction can and should, extend from our current sales approach and process. It’s all good, all that’s changed is their objectives. For me and my clients it has always been about helping clients achieve their Objectives , and the impacts they deliver. Trickle Down.

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Act! Leadership Spotlight | Patrick Curley, CPO

Act!

Q: Can you share some details about your professional journey and how your past experiences have equipped you for your current role as the Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Act!? I’ve never in my career seen an instance where we could accurately predict the competitive landscape, market conditions, or customer preferences, two years in advance.

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Script to Deal with the Covid-19 Objection

Mr. Inside Sales

You probably get this objection, or some version of it, every day now. Anyway, how do you handle this objection when you’re prospecting? Here are some practical tips and a word-for-word way to handle this current objection: First: Take your “salesman hat” off. Sound familiar? And for good reason. This will pass.

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Prospects Object Less To What They Want

The Pipeline

This would work great if a large segment of the market had needs they were willing to act on, but the reality is that most potential prospects do not. While those without a recognized need, will just object to the call, leave those looking for need or selling solutions rejected and dejected.

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Overcoming the Top 6 Client Objections

Janek Performance Group

One certainty for salespeople is that, at some point, they will handle objections. In deals ranging from the transactional to the complex and at any point in the sales process, chances are someone will scrunch their face, purse their lips, or straight up shake their head. Another common objection stems from a competitor’s offer.

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Mr. Buyer – Please, Object!

The Pipeline

Surprisingly, many is sales have chosen this path, and have maintained employment with some pretty lackluster companies. But assuming you are looking for revenue, growth and success, the above is not the strategy for you, you are much better off dealing with or managing buyer objections as they come up.

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Strategy Execution Process

Steven Rosen

VP’s of Sales and Marketing and Business Unit Heads can relate to this. They are the people in commercial organizations responsible for both strategy development and sales execution. When business units fail to achieve their objectives, they usually do not have a strategy execution process resulting in poor execution.

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