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3 Tips To Ensure You’re Selling To The Decision Maker

MTD Sales Training

Have you ever had that feeling when you’re talking to a prospect that the person isn’t who they say they are? No, but maybe they are claiming to have more power than they really have in the decision-making process. You may not want to discuss any negotiating positions with this person at present. Happy Selling! Sean McPheat.

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Sales Commandment #5: Presenting to Get a Decision

Anthony Cole Training

Thou shout never present without making sure your prospect is committed to making a decision. Are you certain you're getting the decision-maker to a point of clarity? This video is a part of our new series with Mark Trinkle: The 10 Commandments of Sales Success. Watch Commandment #5 now!

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Identifying Sales Prospects: Gatekeepers, Influencers, and Decision Makers

Hubspot Sales

Today’s salespeople need to know more about their prospects before conducting outreach. And, chances are, they’ll need to know someone other than the decision maker pretty well. In days of old, salespeople could call the C-suite, marketing could email them, and it was much easier to gain access to the decision maker.

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Top 4 Reasons Salespeople Struggle to Reach Decision Makers

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan Three separate, but related, incidents occurred this week, all having to do with reaching decision makers. Conceptually, he needs to know that he can reach senior decision makers. Belief-wise, he needs to know he belongs with senior decision makers.

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How to Sell to Decision-Makers & Influencers, According to Sales Leaders

Hubspot Sales

Some are influencers that speak to the decision-makers and convince them to go in either direction, while others hold the final say on decisions. However, the prospect of not knowing who you will be selling to can be nerve-wracking. The gatekeeper is usually an executive assistant or associate of the decision-maker.

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Qualifying: Before or After Your Presentation?

Mr. Inside Sales

I was working with a new client this week, and I listened to a recording of their presentation and it went like this: Hello, how are you doing—brief rapport building Deep dive into their presentation—including features and benefits Qualifying to see what the client was most interested in. Is this the way your presentations go?

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3 Ways to Handle: “I Don’t Have Time for the Presentation”

Mr. Inside Sales

We’ve all been there – you call your prospect back at the appointed time for your presentation and they tell you any of the following: This isn’t a good time, OR. Rather than set another time to get back with them—thus letting the prospect off the hook—try the following: Response #1: “Sure, I can take as long or little as you need.