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Responding to the Digital Sales Shift

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Paul Nolan Nick Kavadellas is thankful for golf, not only because he’s enjoyed playing it for years, but also because it is one of the few face-to-face selling tools he has continued using during the COVID-19 outbreak. The shift to less face-to-face interaction with customers and prospects isn’t a 2020 development.

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Stop Buying Digital Snake Oil for Your Account Based Sales Team

No More Cold Calling

He complained to me that his prospect in Paris had arranged a meeting with all the key decision-makers, but the prospect had only given him four days’ notice. My colleague thought it was rather presumptuous of the prospect to ask him to drop everything and hop on a plane. Email vs. Face Time? I had heard enough.

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Being more remarkable in virtual sales meetings

Sales and Marketing Management

It left me wondering whether that sentiment rings true now that inside and outside sales reps are spending more time connecting with prospects and customers remotely versus face-to-face. The simulation, conducted online, put four messaging conditions to the test in a non-face-to-face selling environment?

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How to engage prospects who want to tune you out

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

When you’re prospecting, do you ever get the feeling that the buyer on the other end isn’t listening to you? If a prospect is having a bad day, or is engulfed in a whirlwind of meetings, or is preoccupied with an urgent task, getting them to listen may be just about impossible. This one you can do something about.

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11 Psychology Tips to Get Prospects to Trust You Faster

Hubspot Sales

To become a "trusted advisor" — as so many thought leaders advocate — a rep must first gain their prospects' trust. Prospects coming to you cold might warm up to you a bit after reading a few glowing endorsements (especially if they know or share common connections with your referrer). Offer Social Proof. Look Them in the Eye.

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4 Steps to Motivate an Underachieving Salesperson

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Jen Wagstaff More than 10 years spent working in sales training have taught me to understand and turn around salespeople who are struggling. Here are four steps I’ve found most effective to re-motivate a salesperson who’s falling behind. Start positive – identify their strengths. Find out what motivates them. What do you love about this job?

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Enabling RevOps in A Hybrid Working and Selling Environment

Vendor Neutral

Join our free webinar to hear industry experts break down the evolving definition of RevOps, what it looks like today, and how to get the most out of this position when your teams aren’t always meeting face to face. Improving remote engagement experiences with prospects and customers. Our Panelists.