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2 Easy Steps to Nurture Your Well-Being In Sales

SalesFuel

Nataly Kogan explained this phenomenom for the Harvest Business Review. Kogan adds, "… and gives you an opportunity to do something to support yourself to feel a little better.” As she reports, “Microsoft recently conducted a large-scale study." What if you feel it will be a tough habit to start? Don’t worry.

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How to be Your Own Sales Manager in the Hyper-Connected World

Hyper-Connected Selling

A version of this article originally appeared on the Salesforce Sales Blog. When you think “sales manager”, do you think of Alec Baldwin in Glengarry, Glenross or Ben Affleck in Boiler Room. Be Your Own Sales Manager. The best sales manager you are ever going to have is yourself.

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Sales Process is a Big Deal! (Part Two)

Pipeliner

Below is a summary list of the steps (organized in phases) of a typical sales cycle which can be used as a guide. Phase One: Opportunity is unearthed. Fit is determined – qualify opportunity – can you compete? A problem or opportunity has been identified. Customer agrees with problem or opportunity.

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How to Strengthen Sales Territory Planning with Data Intelligence

Xactly

Thus, poor, ineffective territory planning creates a domino effect, hindering the success of your sales organization. In a recent study, the Sales Management Association reported that companies that suffered from ineffective territory design had 15 percent lower sales objective achievement than the average.

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8 Sales Forecasting Models to Help You Accurately Predict Revenue

Crunchbase

One study from Gartner showed that 50 percent of sales leaders have little faith in their company’s ability to forecast sales accurately. For example, let’s say you’ve reached the end of Q3, and you ask your sales manager to provide forecasts for the upcoming quarter. Accuracy is vital.

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Episode #081: Keep It Simple in Sales with Andy Paul

Jeff Shore

” If you’re using that opportunity to give the story of your company, that’s not what the customer was asking. Because, well, we talk a lot about coaching, but unfortunately coaching has really devolved into this idea of game planning opportunities, strategizing opportunities, and the mechanics of sales, right?