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B2B Sales and Time Travel

The Pipeline

If you can’t master B2B sales and time travel, you may as well learn to serve gravy for them fries. What is B2B sales time travel? Another group that we’ll call prospects know a purchase decision will need to be made, say around buying new production equipment. Which is why we need to be able to travel across time.

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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: Why Account Executives Should Travel

No More Cold Calling

Sales leaders say they don’t need for account executives to travel. It’s become an epidemic—people typing away and not having conversations. Over the past decade, companies have cut back on travel because of the assorted tools that enable video conferencing. Worse yet, salespeople tell me they don’t even need to talk to anyone.

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Prospects Are Not Buyers

The Pipeline

There are a lot of blurred lines in business and sales, leading to blurred conversations, and longer sales cycles. 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. One Is Willing.

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Want Faster Conversions? Include All Prospects Early and Often

SalesProInsider

Virtual prospect meetings became mainstream in 2020 because we didn’t have a choice. Yet, while they were forced, there seemed to be a “magic” to these virtual sales meetings because we no longer had to travel, only had to focus on our appearance from the waist up, and could work with anyone anywhere! Assumptions.

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Do You Want To Travel The World Without Quitting Your Job?

Smooth Sale

Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Do You Want To Travel The World Without Quitting Your Job? It is not uncommon for most people to sit in early morning meetings or behind piles of paperwork and have a strong desire to quit their jobs to travel the world. Six Ways to Travel The World Without Quitting Your Job. Image Credit.

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Spearfishing vs shotgun

Sales 2.0

I was asked a great question during a recent conversation with a founder: When should you take a spearfishing approach to finding new customers and when should you use a shotgun? Time to develop, time to write, time to research the prospect (assuming some customization) and time to send. It depends on what you’re hunting.

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Conversation marketing hacks

Sales and Marketing Management

Why should company interactions with current and prospective customers or clients be any different? Pick your party – Part of learning how to talk to your audience and engage them in any form of conversation is deciding where to talk to them in the first place. Are they adding to the conversation? Are people engaged?