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Top 20 Sales & Marketing Vendors to Follow on Twitter @Dreamforce ’14

SBI

Transform your marketing & sales results with marketing automation, territory optimization, mobile learning, sales enablement, configure price quote and incentive compensation management, all in one suite, all in Salesforce with CallidusCloud. Watch the toolskool videos to learn more about each vendor and click to follow each of these 20.

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This is How Sales Managers Should Coach Their Salespeople

Understanding the Sales Force

Executed correctly, the salesperson has a conversation with a decision maker that is unlike any conversation the competition has had. It uncovers the compelling reasons for spending money, changing vendors, buying a product or service and, as important, buying it from you. What did you learn? (c) c) Copyright 2013 Dave Kurlan

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How to Close a Sales Deal: 7 Effective Techniques

LeadFuze

A great salesperson knows the difference between convincing their leads to buy to convincing them to buy now. A take away close is when you give the customer something as an incentive. 1 Analyse your leads/deals. Make sure you’re dealing with the decision-maker and not someone who is wasting your time.

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23 Sales Productivity Statistics to Inform Your Enablement Strategy in 2023

Mindtickle

In this blog post, we’ve rounded up sales productivity stats from the leading research firms and vendors in the sales enablement space to put together stats bucked into a few different categories: customer experience; rep time management; sales managers; sales enablement; and technology usage. Forrester’s 2021 B2B Buying Study ).

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21 Sales Qualification Questions to Identify Prospects Worth Pursuing

Hubspot Sales

Not every lead is a good fit for a product or service -- no matter how strongly a salesperson believes they are (or wants them to be). At this point, the salesperson should either disqualify the lead, or explain to them the danger that lies ahead if the problem goes unresolved (only if they truly believe this).

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Why Did I Lose the Sale? 6 Win-Loss Analysis Questions

HeavyHitter Sales

I’ve had the privilege of conducting “Win/Loss/No Decision Sales Cycle Analysis Studies” for leading companies including IBM, EMC, ATT, Acxiom, and PayPal. As the customer, you are going to meet with multiple vendors, watch their presentations, and read their marketing collateral.   Losing is always hard. Probably not.

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Objection Handling 101: Handling Sales Objections Like a Pro

The Spiff Blog

While you’ll always encounter circumstances where it makes sense to disqualify a prospect, often you’ll find that more open communication leads to more productive discovery. Right now your competitor is our vendor of choice.” “XYZ Your product seems superior, but we don’t want to deal with the hassle of switching vendors.”