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How to Identify the Needs of Your Sales Team

The Center for Sales Strategy

With the new year here, many sales managers and executives are planning to make certain they have a plan in place to equip and prepare their sales teams for a good year. So, how can we best identify the needs of the sales team? Here are two methods to consider.

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How to Boost Sales Productivity with Account Planning

Upland

Let’s face it, B2B sales can’t happen without good leads. Winning sales teams know strong leads must be converted into successful sales transactions. If sales productivity isn’t achieved effectively—through high lead conversion rates, efficient sales cycles and low sales costs—overhead goes up, and revenue goes down.

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Unleash Your Sales Potential: How AI Can Boost Productivity  

Upland

Now, after being broadly available for a substantial amount of time, we’re starting to get a better idea of how exactly sellers can use AI to do their jobs better. This sort of a seismic shift is worth taking note of – how can AI make your job easier and more fun? Sales AI is exciting, and also a little terrifying.

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How to Measure the ROI of Your Sales Enablement Program

Mike Kunkle

In this post, I will offer advice about how to measure the ROI of your sales enablement program. I do have a video on this topic, from my newsletter, Sales Enablement Straight Talk , as an additional resource. This is why Buyer Acumen is the first block in the Building Blocks of Sales Enablement framework.

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How to Buy Sales Training That Delivers Results

If we've learned anything over the last two years, it’s that if your sales team is not actively developing skills you are falling behind. The best organizations leverage professional sales training programs to impact demand generation, discovery, conversion from demos, pipeline velocity, deals won, and deal size.

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Engaging a Decision Influencer to Pave the Way to a Decision Maker

The Center for Sales Strategy

Instead, it's more effective to engage with the people around them—influencers from whom they seek advice, people nearby who can speak favorably about your company, and sources of information they trust. This is an even more vital strategy in B2B sales efforts.

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Rethinking Enablement for the Future: The Power of Commercial Effectiveness Integration

Mike Kunkle

This strategic approach goes beyond conventional departmental boundaries, breaks down silos, and encompasses product, marketing, demand generation, sales enablement, and the encompassing realm of customer experience (whether it goes by customer support, customer success, customer service, or a combination of these).