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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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Sales Onboarding: 5 Foolproof Steps for Training New Sales Reps

Showpad

The onboarding phase that begins when a new employee in their first 30 days should focus on essential aspects of sales — identifying prospective customers’ needs, communicating effectively, understanding and overcoming objections and so on — through the lens of your unique organization. Case studies will be perfect for this purpose.

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“My Obsession To Provide Customer Value,” Christian Mauer

Partners in Excellence

However, I have developed a genuine deep interest in studying and understanding SALES in a systemic way. My parents paid me the tuition fee for learning, in my spare time, in a private institute for extra-occupational training, how to program a IBM 360-20 mainframe. I believe what got me there, was primarily my mindset.

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Sales Managers – Why Isn’t Goal Setting Easy?

Anthony Cole Training

I was first introduced to goal setting in sales when I was an insurance agent with National Life of Vermont. I failed in the life insurance business. However, the strength of the relationship varies considerably from study to study. The General Agent was Dave and his manager was Bob. You do the math. Well, not entirely.

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Inside Sales Power Tip 150 – Positive Attitude Wins Business

Score More Sales

Seligman spent years studying the relationship between positive attitudes and sales success. He worked with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and realized a correlation between an assessment he did with the sales reps to determine their level of optimism and their actual sales production. We all have them.

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3 Ways to Achieve a Winning Sales Attitude

Hubspot Sales

Dr. Martin Seligman’s work with insurance company Metropolitan Life is one of the more famous case studies. Met Life was spending $30,000 on sales training per salesperson, but 80% of their reps had left within four years. Salespeople who scored high in optimism sold 33% more insurance than those who scored lower.

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Interview Abstract: Why Selling with Value Requires Modern Tools + Modern Training

The ROI Guy

I recently had the opportunity to interview Dario Prolio from leading sales training and performance management firm Richardson. Yes, I believe that it has grown to become a significant issue, and we have seen it in our prospects. So how have prospects changed? Do you believe that this Value Deficit is the top issue?