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Podcast 215: Ashleigh Early and James Buckley on Leaving Voicemails

John Barrows

James Buckley takes over Make It Happen Mondays podcast this week as he brings on guest Ashleigh Early, founder of The Other Sales Coach and podcast host of “The Other Side of Sales”, to share their opposing views on sales reps leaving voicemails. Ashleigh believes salespeople should not leave voicemails in general, with some caveats, “because the 20-30 seconds spent leaving one does not garner an ROI” James likes to leave notes that are short & sweet with a little bit of context

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Your best accounts – getting more from less

Membrain

For a long time, the only objectives I used for major accounts were very specific business objectives: “We will increase turnover by X%” or “We will introduce two new programs and increase our profitability by Y%.”.

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The 5 Keys to SDR Hiring Success

Tenbound

In the current ever changing market, it is common for hiring managers to feel dissatisfied with the candidate pool for open SDR roles on their team. Having a solid process in place is the key to ensuring you have the best possible candidates to bring on your team. Here are 5 ways to improve your SDR hiring process, and ensure that it is working for you: Determine your timeline.

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Transitioning into a Virtual Sales Environment (video)

Pipeliner

In this Expert Insight Interview, Amy Looper discusses virtual selling. Amy Looper is the founder of Relativity Sells. She is a sales executive with over two decades of experience who helps tech founders and salespeople improve their revenue. This Expert Insight Interview discusses: Using technology to make deep connections. The difficulties of transitioning into a virtual environment.

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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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Comment on Is The Buyer 2.0 Myth Making Salespeople Lazy? by Why Customer Experience Should Be Top of Mind for Sales Leaders - No More Cold Calling

Women Sales Pros

[…] of us who sell services or more complex business solutions, our buyers need more from us. They don’t need demos, but they do need real, live, experienced salespeople to help them wade through all the options and […].

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Comment on 5 Success Strategies for Women in Sales by [Missed Connections] Referral Selling Insights from April - No More Cold Calling

Women Sales Pros

[…] Women are darn good at sales. We’re hardwired to be nurturers, connectors, and collaborators. We see the complexities in deals and dig deep to find the best solution for each client. We instinctively know how to build strong relationships and earn clients’ trust. Yet, women in sales face barriers to our progress. Some barriers we create for ourselves.

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?? Health, Performance, and Energy

Pipeliner

Even though most of us know that there’s a strong connection between the body and the mind, we still have to decide to act accordingly. In this Expert Insight Interview, we welcome Olly Wood, Head Coach, Nutritionist, and Exercise Specialist at The Meta Project. Visit us on Apple Podcast You can also find SalesPOP! on all major podcast stations. The post 🎧 Health, Performance, and Energy appeared first on SalesPOP!

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Comment on 5 Success Strategies for Women in Sales by [Missed Connections] Referral Selling Insights from April - No More Cold Calling

Women Sales Pros

[…] Women are darn good at sales. We’re hardwired to be nurturers, connectors, and collaborators. We see the complexities in deals and dig deep to find the best solution for each client. We instinctively know how to build strong relationships and earn clients’ trust. Yet, women in sales face barriers to our progress. Some barriers we create for ourselves.

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Weekly Recap, September 12, 2021

Selling Energy

Here are our favorite sales-enhancing tips from this week's Selling Energy Blogs.

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Supercharge Your Sales: 5 Steps to Effortless Selling

Sales teams often lose precious time hunting for updated sales materials, while marketing struggles to keep these assets accessible and current. It's not just about managing; it's about seamlessly finding, presenting, and sharing critical sales content. All of this takes place within an intuitive, unified platform. Dive into Showell's groundbreaking content management realm.

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Comment on Is The Buyer 2.0 Myth Making Salespeople Lazy? by Why Customer Experience Should Be Top of Mind for Sales Leaders - No More Cold Calling

Women Sales Pros

[…] of us who sell services or more complex business solutions, our buyers need more from us. They don’t need demos, but they do need real, live, experienced salespeople to help them wade through all the options and […].