Sun.Jan 07, 2018

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Sales Motivation Video: January is Prospecting Month

The Sales Hunter

Don’t spend the entire month of January organizing! Instead, spend it prospecting! The sooner you start prospecting, the sooner you’ll be building momentum and sales motivation that will roll right into February. You want to be the salesperson who is one step ahead. Check out the video to see what I mean: A coach […].

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The Quicksand of Customer Loyalty Those Nasty Complaints

Increase Sales

Building customer loyalty must address unsolved problems aka customer complaints. Take a moment to think about a problem that you had with a product or service provider such as a hospital, a retail store or a new car dealership. Was your customer complaint or problem resolved to YOUR expectations or was it resolved to the provider’s satisfaction? How did you feel when the complaint was resolved within your expectations?

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Sales, Art, Science, Craft?

Membrain

The article I wrote, Moving From Selling As An Art To Selling As A Science , has stirred up a lot of reaction in the various venues in which it’s appeared. There have been various comments, mostly supportive.

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What’s Your Bell Curve Look Like?

Partners in Excellence

We tend to think about organizational performance in terms of “bell curves” or some sort of distribution curve. The typical bell curve looks something like this: The performance of our people is on the X (horizontal) axis, the number of our people is on the Y (vertical) axis. The bell curve typically has us thinking that we have a small number of high performers (the far right side of the curve) and a small number of poor performers (the left side of the curve) and the bulk of our

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The New GTM Playbook: 18 Ways to Future-Proof Your Sales Team

Longer sales cycles. Increasingly discerning buyers. More meetings. Intensifying competition. Economic uncertainty. Go-to-market teams of every size, in every industry, are grappling with these challenges firsthand. Thankfully, there’s an answer. We’ve developed an entirely new way for GTM leaders to identify and execute proven, data-driven strategies that drive revenue.

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Hyper-Connected Selling Idea #28

Hyper-Connected Selling

The post Hyper-Connected Selling Idea #28 appeared first on David J.P. Fisher.

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The Better Way to Build a Sales Team

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Paul Nolan How do you put together a winning team? The question is asked in all facets of life?—?sports, business, education, government, even in marriage and families. Leaders are asked to raise the performance of those around them, but the reality is not everyone is up to the challenge. By definition, teams have middle performers and, depending upon how forgiving management is, even low performers.

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