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July 2018 B2B Blog Post Round-Up

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Welcome—or, welcome back—to our monthly blog post round-up. Our round-up blog posts are a series in which we highlight the best work our writers have contributed to outside publications. We cover topics related to sales, marketing, recruiting, and business—just as we do on our own B2B blog. Continue reading. Continue reading.

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Would Joining A Coalition Help You Get The Deal That You Want?

The Accidental Negotiator

Joining a coalition can help you to get to win-win Image Credit: Aimee Custis Photography All too often we can find ourselves in a negotiation that we fully understand is just one in what is going to be a series of negotiations with separate individuals or groups about the same thing. There has to be a better way to go about doing this.

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Why You Need To Believe Sales Success Is Not Situational

Anthony Iannarino

Success in sales isn’t situational. I need offer no greater explanation than success itself is individual, a statement that is easily supported by the evidence. That said, here is the case for success in sales being individual, not situational. This eliminates any argument that sales success is situational.

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Coaching, A Two Way Learning Experience

Partners in Excellence

While we may be well intended, we believe by sharing our experience, suggesting what we might have done or how we might handle a situation is viewed as coaching. While we may be well intended, we believe by sharing our experience, suggesting what we might have done or how we might handle a situation is viewed as coaching.

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What’s the Best Pricing Strategy When Selling to Small Business?

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A smart pricing strategy not only situates your product or service within a desirable bracket for your target audience, but it also ensures that the proposition is in sync with your business objectives. For example, enacting a competitive pricing strategy can be favorable for small businesses functioning in markets already saturated.

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Building Up With Sales Training

Janek Performance Group

As such, they publish blogs, white papers, case studies, and other collateral. Sales training is one of the most significant investments an organization can make in their sales team. In fact, research cited by taskdrive.com shows sales training has an average return on investment of 353 percent. From this, the benefits are clear.

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Do You Realize the Commonalities Between Sports and Effective Selling?

Smooth Sale

Competitiveness applies to sports and sales; however, the ‘Commonalities between sports and effective selling’ offers much more. Otherwise, working to win at all costs can be detrimental to a business, the team, and the individual. My commitment to ongoing learning helped me differentiate myself from the competitive crowd.

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