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Sales Managers: Think You’re Ready for Referrals?

No More Cold Calling

Here are five important steps to make your team referral sales experts. If salespeople were self-motivated, they wouldn’t need sales managers or metrics. That’s why we need sales managers. Actually, what we need is strong sales leadership. Sales managers do what they ask others to do.

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No One Wants Your Cold Calls

No More Cold Calling

When you get referrals, you get meetings with one call. I’ve heard it takes at least seven to 10 touches for sales teams who cold call and cold email prospects to connect with decision-makers. And why is it so hard for these reps to actually get on their prospects’ calendars? We have caller ID.

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If Done Right, Your Referral System Won’t Actually Cost a Thing

No More Cold Calling

The problem is with typical sales metrics. If sales managers hold their people accountable for the number of phone calls they make, emails they send, and invitations and InMails on LinkedIn, that’s how they’ll prospect. The trust the prospect has for the referral source is transferred to the salesperson.

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[Missed Connections]: December Referral Selling Insights

No More Cold Calling

Here’s what you might have missed from No More Cold Calling this month. Which broken sales strategies should we leave in the past (ah-hem, cold calling )? Here’s a hint: Any sales tactics, activities, or systems that help you build relationships with clients and prospects are worth the time and effort.

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What are Sales Goals and How to Set Smart Sales Goals for Your Sales Reps?

Mindtickle

For example, a sales team might have a goal to increase revenue in their region by 20% during the fiscal year. For example, a sales development team might have a goal to increase cold calls by 50% this month. What are SMART sales goals? Here are a few sales goals examples. Other goals are short-term.

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Sales Management Training: 9 Keys for a High-Velocity Team

Marc Wayshak

If so, you might often find yourself thinking, “I feel like with just a couple of small tweaks, we could be making so many more sales…”. One of the most common questions I get from sales managers is, “How can I make some small changes that will allow my sales team to sell significantly more?”. Scalable offering.

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Predictable Prospecting – Quick Book Summary

Tenbound

Predictable Prospecting: How to Radically Increase Your B2B Sales Pipeline By Marylou Tyler & Jeremey Donovan Part 1: TARGET Chapter 1: Internalizing Your Competitive Position Conduct a Six-Factor analysis of your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Find the Pain: understand the pain that your prospect is facing.