COVID-19 has changed the world in many ways. As it relates to sales, it has forced all salespeople to learn to master selling virtually. While sales is sales, and many of the same principles apply in person as they do virtually, there are tips and tricks that every sales person should be aware of during […]
If you manage a team of sales representatives, keeping their skills sharp should be a constant effort, and new training techniques can help your sales team hone their negotiation skills for any industry. A negotiating seminar can be an incredible learning experience for any sales team, but it’s important to have some idea of what
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A formerly high-performing sales team has appeared to hit a slump, and the sales manager can’t seem to make sense of the cause behind this drop in performance. The team seems to continue relying on the sales tactics and negotiation strategies that guided them toward success in the past, but these methods seem to lack
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Even the best salespeople run in to prospective clients who seem impossible to please. You know you have the best product or service, and you know you can help this client improve his/her bottom line, but how to convince them to give you the sale? Sometimes, a salesperson approaches a prospect on a bad day.
Some people believe writing thank you notes is an archaic practice — a lost art. The truth is, certain social niceties never go out of style. In fact, the simple courtesy and acknowledgement of a thank you note can mean the difference between closing that sale and becoming another blip on a customer’s screen.
The major function of the sales management department is conducting sales operations; planning, and implementing sales techniques. Without proper sales management, you will not meet your sales targets, but with better sales management, you will exceed your set targets. A thin line lies between good and bad management. A small oversight might cost you and
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Is the Relationship Sale Still Relevant? There is a developing trend that indicates that the relationship sale is dying a slow death. The old path of using golf outings, dinner meetings, and ballgames to cultivate loyal customers seems to be falling to the wayside in a time of budget cuts and a move toward mass
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We all know the stereotype of a salesperson: bubbly, energetic, a go-getter, and a people person. Some might guess that this type of person with a seemingly endless supply of energy and things to talk about never wears out. However, in a career full of high-pressure goals and demands, burnout is very common. Let’s find
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Indifference can be one of the most effective impulse factors to use in sales and negotiations. Because indifference is defined as having a lack of sympathy, interest, or concern, you might think it sounds wrong or contradictory that this should be an effective sales tool. But before you dismiss the idea of indifference in sales,
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When planning any big event, many factors can affect the overall tone – and success – of the event. Choosing the proper venue, music, printed materials, food options, and even dress codes are all part of the planning process. However, the most important factor in achieving the desired tone for your event may be the
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