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Solving your Sales Process and Technology Challenges

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Sales Call Success

The follow-up sales call is a vital part of every salesperson’s success. When making that sales call or sending an email, ask yourself these key questions: When, and using what method do you make your sales call? How often should you check-in? What should you say? Should you ask particular questions? What are you looking…
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The Empathetic Sales Rep

Some may say empathy and sales go together like Peanut Butter and Jelly. In many cases this is quite true. In fact, an empathetic sales person can develop fast relationships with your clients. However, my daughter is allergic to peanut butter and it could kill her, just like too much empathy could kill your sale.…
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Conversational Sales

Conversational Sales is not a new concept, however it is one that few are employing effectively. Customers come to business seeking information and ideas by way of conversation, not just for someone to recite a product spec sheet to them. Conversational sales is all about education. The most important part to remember is that you…
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Managing Your Sales Leads

Efficiency is important in every business, and especially in Sales. Managing your sales leads can be a burdensome task. However with a CRM, it can be the easiest thing you do each day. CRMs are the most effective way to manage your leads. If you use them properly. What is a CRM? A CRM –…
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The Feel Felt Found Strategy

Recently, I was having a conversation with a sales manager about apologies and we began discussing a strategy for managing this. Quite often, sales people call a prospect and start by saying “sorry” and then do exactly what they just apologized for. Rather than offering up apologies that carry little weight, try relating to them.…
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