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How to Resize and Retool Your Sales Force

Mike Kunkle

Unfortunately, many company executives still needed to make tough choices, even with their revenue-producing teams. I hope this will contained to not-yet-profitable, seed-funded early-stage companies with burn-rate/runway issues, but as the recession gears up, it may spread. Strategy First. Solving Complex Business Problems.

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Women in Sales: How and Why the Sales Industry Should Include More Saleswomen

Hubspot Sales

In a world where women make up roughly half of the population, it’s only natural that we’d see a similar distribution in sales, too. In this article, we’ll take a look into the challenges endured by women in sales and hear their stories, unique approaches, and their contributions to making the sales field a more inclusive area.

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Reinventing Sales: Outbound Selling, Incentive Compensation, Tech Innovations & Why You Should Care

SalesGlobe

to make the right purchasing decision to support their business and their needs. So how is the expectation of the buyer changing and what does that really mean for a sales organization and for the individual salesperson? And I think something we have seen is that that makes outbound sales much more tricky.

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Rethink Sales Podcast: The Future of Sales: Where Are We Heading?

SalesGlobe

to make the right purchasing decision to support their business and their needs. So how is the expectation of the buyer changing and what does that really mean for a sales organization and for the individual salesperson? And I think something we have seen is that that makes outbound sales much more tricky.

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25 Tips for Successful Partnerships & Alliances

Peter Simoons

The question is this: What is it that makes some companies so highly successful in all the partnerships and alliances they create, while some never flourish at all? From that definition, we can also conclude that pure sales transactions do not make an alliance. Many business experts, however, compare business partnerships to marriages.

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The NPS (Net Promoter Score) Does Not Work Any More: Here Is Why!

SmartKarrot

Almost every SaaS B2B Company trusts the net promoter score to assess its profitability and success in the true sense. The NPS was developed in 2003 by Fred Reichheld of Bain & Company as a customer loyalty metric. The high-performing organizations have NPS scores between 45 and 80 positively. It is just good word of mouth.