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Pitch Your Product in Two Sentences

Mr. Inside Sales

Remember, this is an “elevator pitch” designed to inform and grab interest in a prospect during the time you’re in an elevator together (or during that crucial 20 seconds you’ve got on the phone). The post Pitch Your Product in Two Sentences appeared first on Mr. Inside Sales. Get Access Today.

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Overcoming Covid-19 Common Objections

Mr. Inside Sales

The good part is this prospect isn’t saying no, rather, he/she is saying, “It is best to reschedule this call.” Prospect name} is really booked right now with very little down time. Comment: Another honest and realistic response based on what this—and many other—prospects are dealing with. What to do: Empathize—don’t pressure.

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Zoom: 5 Quick Tips to Use it Effectively

Mr. Inside Sales

As you know, first impressions are everything, and if you’re meeting with a prospect or client over Zoom there are some things you definitely don’t want to do, and others that you do want to do. Follow this quick list of 5 tips to insure you not only make a great impression, but that you also easily place yourself above your competition.

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How to Develop an Effective Elevator Pitch

Mr. Inside Sales

Many inside sales reps (outside reps, too!) struggle when trying to describe their company, products and services, in a succinct and compelling way that engages a prospect and makes them want to hear more. Here are the two rules: 1) Make it brief – one sentence is best, two short ones if absolutely necessary.

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Sales Hacker Recommends: 97 Best Sales Books for Peak Performance (2020 Update)

Sales Hacker

Mastering the Complex Sale. Sales Development and Prospecting. The Sales Development Playbook. Outbound Sales, No Fluff. Fanatical Prospecting. Combo Prospecting. High-Profit Prospecting. Predictable Prospecting. Sales Management. Sales Skills. The Motivation Myth.