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Start/Stop/Pivot/Restart Sales Strategies

Partners in Excellence

By that, I mean, there are many things a sales person or manager has to do to perform. I see this in too many organizations–Start, Stop, Pivot, Restart, Stop, Pivot, Restart, Stop, Pivot…… In organizations that have long/complex buying/selling cycles, these actions are devastating.

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Medical device sales – sales managers play a pivotal role for sales productivity

Sales Training Connection

Medical device sales and sales managers. The cornerstone for making the adjustment will be the front-line sales manager. The same report showed the sales difference between the top 25% and bottom 25% of sales managers was a stunning 80%. Get serious about sales training and development.

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Sales Talk for CEOs: The Easiest Way to Get More Business with Barry Trailer (S5Ep5)

Alice Heiman

Barry Trailer from Sales Mastery Advisors highlights a goldmine of opportunity: diving deep into repeat and referral sales. Believe it or not, expanding within your existing customer base can yield better returns than braving new territories. 18:23] Slow progress in implementing artificial intelligence for sales. [20:08]

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How To Win On The Front Line Using Strategy, Sun Tzu and Sales Readiness

Bernadette McClelland

Not much differentiates one company from another these days – in fact, not a lot separates products, but we all know that the differentiating factor lies in the individual salesperson, their leadership and the strategies employed to gain the high ground. We also know there is a cost to preparedness as well as a cost to lack of preparedness.

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Leveraging Professional Certification to Elevate Your Career in Sales & Marketing

SMEI

Moreover, they demonstrate your dedication to staying abreast of evolving trends and best practices, a critical aspect in the ever-changing landscape of sales and marketing. Keeping Up with Industry Trends The sales and marketing sector is continuously evolving, with new tools, strategies, and market dynamics emerging regularly.

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Doing The Whole Job

Partners in Excellence

Our jobs, as sales people and managers, are complex and multifaceted. As sales people, if we don’t prospect, our pipelines empty. If we don’t invest time in territory or account planning, we aren’t optimizing our prospecting. Mistakes New Managers Make Sales, You Have To Do The Whole Job, All The Time!

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“Why Did This Happen?”

Partners in Excellence

Likewise managers want to make sure they have the right people, doing the right things. They want to see the right activity levels, the progress with opportunities, full pipelines, strong account/territory plans. Perhaps breaking a stalled deal loose by provoking the customer, escalating, making a time based offer such as a discount.

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