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DNA for High Performing Sales Teams - 3 Must Haves

Anthony Cole Training

I am reading the blog of Insideview. This is part II of a III part blog post discussing the DNA of High Performance Sales Teams. The first post discussed the DNA of a Hunter Sales person as a result of reading a blog about building a "Rock Star Team of Sales Hunters". One of their recent posts is about.

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Put Sales and Marketing to Work by Turning Your Total Addressable Market into a Targetable List

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Joe Andrews In recent articles, we looked at why an analysis of your ideal customer profile (ICP) and total addressable market (TAM) is foundational to modern sales and marketing initiatives, and also provided a framework for how to get started with your analysis. Marketing will target the wrong leads, and sales will waste time.

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How to Make Your Sales Enablement Roar Like a Ferrari

SBI

You’re proud of your Sales Enablement capability and programs but you’re smart enough to know it’s not a trophy to place on your shelf and admire; right? Because of its very nature, Sales Enablement should not be seen as static, nor should it be considered merely a set of KPIs. by Rebecca Bell Ellis. Here’s how! How do you do that?

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How Can We Control External Events If We Do Not Have Control Internally?

Jonathan Farrington

As a minimum, companies need a sales force comprised of skilled professionals who understand the application of the product range, have an in-depth knowledge of their customer base, market sector and of course the competition. But even all these elements together are not sufficient to ensure optimum performance levels and profitable sales.

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Sales Mastery or Sales Enablement?

Pipeliner

Embracing Sales Mastery with Insight, Value, and Technology. Salespeople need to fund themselves from the value they create rather than from the margins that the product or service delivers. Salespeople need to fund themselves from the value they create rather than from the margins that the product or service delivers.

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Top 25 Incendiary Social Selling Secrets

Tony Hughes

It's being done right now in the field by a sales team near you [perhaps a competitor], it's remarkable and it's not for the faint of heart. Just reading Jonathan Farrington's statistic that, 'the average quota attainment in B2B sales is below 60%,' prompts me to lay out a blueprint on how to fix it. May the 'first in' win!