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The Power of Educating Prospects on Your Buying Process

John Barrows

That’s one reason it’s crucial to educate your buyers on how the buying process works at your organization. What is your prospects buying process? Learning about their buying and selling processes is just as important as educating them on your buying and selling process. Your prospects, and vendors don’t want that either.

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Prospects Are Not Buyers

The Pipeline

One blur is the line between who is a buyer and who is a prospect. Assuming buyers and prospects are the same and the words interchangeable perhaps explains the output numbers year after year. You need to accept that prospects are not buyers, which is a good thing for us. Prospects are entirely different than buyers.

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Continuing Education: The Key to Immediate & Long-Term Success

Mr. Inside Sales

A salesperson’s education is never completed: each day offers new opportunities to learn. For my own growth and success, I found that the moment I made a commitment to improving my sales skills—from call to call—that was the moment I produced bigger and bigger revenues, month after month. Criswall Freeman. Register Here.

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The Telephone In The Age Of Asynchronous Prospecting

The Pipeline

As technology continues to accelerate the pace of advances, other elements of prospecting are not keeping up. One clear example is the role of the telephone in prospecting success. They need to adopt a new view of the role of the telephone in the age of asynchronous prospecting. So we are down to incoming calls.

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A Critical Mistake In Handle Prospecting Objections

The Pipeline

People will tell you that the number one reason sellers do not like to prospect, specifically telephone prospecting, is rejection. At its root, whatever we may call it, it is a reaction to something we said. I don’t know why sellers are surprised that prospects don’t like to be interrupted, do you? By Tibor Shanto.

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To Research Or Not To Research?

The Pipeline

I’ll follow up by asking “for prospecting and selling?” The majority will tell you they do most, if not all their “research” before even prospecting someone. Taking us back to the question, “to research or not to research?”. If you can ‘spend’ time on things leading to prospecting, you can pretend.

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8 Mistakes That Destroy Credibility With Prospects (& How to Avoid Them)

Hubspot Sales

But maintaining that kind of trustworthiness and legitimacy over multiple sales conversations can be easier said than done — a lot of reps run into hitches, hiccups, and human errors that undermine their credibility with prospects. How to Avoid This Mistake Do your research — every productive sales conversation is backed by that.