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Unleash Your Brain’s Potential: A Deep Dive into Decision-Making

Pipeliner

The profound implications of this revelation invite us to ponder the untapped potential lying dormant within our subconscious minds. Navigating Sales and the Landscape of Emotions Venturing into the realm of sales often conjures images of aggressive tactics and discomfort.

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Who Are The “Sales Influencers” In Your Company?

Partners in Excellence

Lori Richardson posed a very challenging question at Focus.com: “What is your definition of a “sales influencer” in a B2B organization?” The entire organization needs to be customer influencers, everyone has a role. Sales, marketing, and customer service are just the point of the spear.

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Do We Really Want Our Sales People To Be Value Creators?

Partners in Excellence

We talk about sales people as problem solvers, working with our customers to identify and help solve their problems. We are creating massive sales assembly lines optimizing the order taking process. ” Fast forward to today, research shows customers have a preference for minimizing sales involvement in their buying journeys.

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Research: How Information Influences Price-Harvard Business Review

HeavyHitter Sales

Here’s one of my recent Harvard Business Review articles titled Research: How Sensory Information Influences Price Decisions. Can different amounts of visual, auditory and kinesthetic information influence the price customers will pay for an item? Recently, a sales linguistics experiment was conducted in order to answer this question.

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Driving Our Customers/Prospects Away!

Partners in Excellence

I, and so many others, write constantly about how buying is changing and how sellers (sales and marketing) must change to respond to these changes. Do we leverage thought leaders and influencers? Yet we revel in the “win,” high fiving each other, looking forward to our commission checks. Is in webcasts?

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How To Know If You Are A Story Teller or A Story Seller

Bernadette McClelland

When we, ourselves, are influenced by something or someone, or even by being somewhere, it is because we have created a story around that opportunity. In sales we are encouraged to persuade our prospect to move forward to an outcome. This is an area that salespeople revel in. Here are his three and my fourth: LOGOS.

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Do You Have A Practice Sales Culture?

Pipeliner

When you observe a successful sales organization or salesperson, it’s easy to assume they’ve always operated at a high level of sales mastery. They open up sales conversations with ease and grace. Thoughtful and provocative sales conversations seem to happen without effort. These sales organizations make sales look easy.