Sun.Apr 22, 2018

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What to do When Prospects Won’t Admit They Need Help

Zoominfo

If you’ve worked in sales for any amount of time, you know the standard sales process looks something like this: You identify a prospect and conduct research, you figure out what pain point or challenge they’re trying to solve, and then you offer your product or services as the solution. You also know many deals fall through—not because the prospect doesn’t need your product or decides to go with a competitor—but simply because they can’t, or won’t, make a decision.

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Objections: 5 Things You Need to Do Now

Mr. Inside Sales

I was on the “ Sell or Die ” podcast with Jeffrey Gitomer a couple of weeks ago, and he asked me a good question. He said this question would cause me to think a bit and then he asked, “Mike, how many objections are there?”. That did cause me to think. After a moment, I told him that while there are a lot of variations of objections, in truth there are really only a few.

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SalesTech Video Review: @Highspot

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Using Highspot, sales teams can quickly find the best-performing content, and customize it for each opportunity. That means they can engage in more relevant, impactful buyer conversations that result in more won deals. Visit Highspot.

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Try Selling Sand!

Membrain

As much as sales people try to sell solutions or sell value, too often they fall back on great products. They focus on product, features, functions, feeds and speeds.

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How B2B Buying Has Changed – And How Sales Teams Must Adapt

A dramatic shift has occurred in the B2B landscape. Buying has transformed radically in the last half-decade, causing growth rates to plummet, customer acquisition costs to skyrocket, and churn rates to surge. For SaaS companies relying on traditional sales strategies to grow revenue, these trends will only become worse, as they now falter in the face of modern purchasing paradigms.

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Can Sales Ethics Be Taught?

Pipeliner

I learned a great deal working for Xerox. They certainly taught me how to sell, but the two greatest programs I was involved in had little to do with selling. These two programs taught me the answer to a question that has puzzled many. The question is, can sales ethics be taught, and you’ll find the answer when you read…. Can Sales Ethics Be Taught?