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Being more remarkable in virtual sales meetings

Sales and Marketing Management

It left me wondering whether that sentiment rings true now that inside and outside sales reps are spending more time connecting with prospects and customers remotely versus face-to-face. based market-sizing study done by InsideSales.com found that, of the 5.7 a big jump from just years before when they ran a similar study.

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Hard for you to say you’re sorry?

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Tim Riesterer Have you ever had a service problem with a customer and worried about the damage it could do to your relationship and long-term revenue prospects? And, worse, maybe they will spread the word throughout their network and negatively influence other prospect or customer decisions. Maybe they won’t renew.

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How often should you really follow-up with a prospect [data backed]

Close.io

A study by Harvard Business Review found that 56% of prospects complain about poor follow-ups. And 48% of those prospects will tell at least 10 people about their poor follow-up experience. There will be times when you talk to a prospect on your first attempt. It’s an email where you say goodbye to the prospect.

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The Definitive Guide to a Data-Driven PR Strategy

Zoominfo

Large companies have the means to fund complex research studies, run advanced data analysis, or partner with other companies, while smaller organizations are often left to gather and analyze data on their own. The food company then pitches the following: Study shows vitamin B-12 is necessary for weight loss. Simple enough, right?

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‘Tag questions’ can boost your sales – don’t you think?

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

In many studies, they’ve been shown to diminish the perceived authority of the person using them and make arguments less persuasive. But a study suggests that the earlier research was overlooking a key variable – and that under certain circumstances, tag questions can make you mor e persuasive with your buyer. or “Makes sense, right?”

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‘Tag questions’ can boost your sales – don’t you think?

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

In many studies, they’ve been shown to diminish the perceived authority of the person using them and make arguments less persuasive. But a study suggests that the earlier research was overlooking a key variable – and that under certain circumstances, tag questions can make you mor e persuasive with your buyer. or “Makes sense, right?”

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4 Advanced Social Selling Tips for B2B Pros

Crunchbase

Social selling , which is a way to engage and get to know prospects through social media, has become an area in which B2B brands must be competitive. The best salespeople leverage social media to start conversations, learn about their clients, and ultimately build long-term relationships with their clients or prospects. Search less.