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Does Your Sales Meeting Have an ROI?

The Sales Hunter

We talk about the need to be productive, yet we find ourselves conducting sales meetings that are a waste of time. If people don’t leave the meeting and do something different than what they would have done otherwise, then the meeting is a waste. Is the meeting going to adhere to the culture of the company?

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Ominous Signs for Sales Teams and Baseball Can Help

Understanding the Sales Force

Suppose your team’s best players get injured, making it difficult to compete. This is a great time to upgrade your sales team. A sales team evaluation shows who will and won’t be able to develop the necessary skills to succeed in this worsening selling environment.

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Build a prospecting team

Sales 2.0

The biggest challenge facing most sales people and small business owners is getting meetings with prospective clients. Even cold techniques turbocharged with boatloads of technology get harder-and-harder every day as everyone gets the technology and the arms race for a better sales stack escalates. Recruit your team.

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Executive Coaching Gets Results!

Steven Rosen

At the core, what an executive coach does is simple: asks questions, many of them. My answer is that you don’t necessarily need coaching, but you probably know that there’s always room for improvement; we all have blind spots that need to be looked at. This is where the rubber meets the road.

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Marketing Productivity: Where Are You Wasting Time?

Zoominfo

But what does it mean to actually be productive when it comes to marketing? Lack Of Strategy And Alignment: Sales and marketing alignment is imperative for efficient time use. Aligning with sales departments ensures that everything marketing does is in line with sales goals. You fall to the level of your systems.”

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Do you need an Enterprise Selling Plan (ESP)?

Sales 2.0

Big fish have big wallets. Selling to enterprise accounts needs to be a habit, like eating well or working out, you need to make it part of your DNA. I showed in my last blog post that the big guys have the money. When you don’t have them as your clients, you are swimming in a pool of little money. Are you willing?

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Gaining executive access: what messaging approach wins?

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Tim Riesterer Getting meetings with senior executives has never been more important, but it’s also harder than ever. Conventional wisdom says if you want to talk to an executive, you need to win their attention with case studies, ROI and other quantified strategic results. But does this conventional wisdom?—which

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