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B2B Wholesale Future Trends 2024

QYMATIX

Across B2B wholesale future trends 2024, you’ll see a few key themes: technology, personalisation and change. We’ll break down what you can expect in 2024 and where these movements are coming from in this quick, 5-minute read. Some are accelerations of global movements, while others are specific to the B2B space.

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The Sales Transformation Imperative in 2024: Co-Selling

PartnerTap

2024 is the year companies admit the old sales playbook is broken and invest in sales transformation. Companies that don’t modernize their sales playbooks won’t survive. These are just the start of a tidal wave of sales transformation initiatives that CROs are undertaking across all industries.

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Sales Is Broken Part 2: Buyers Don’t Want to Talk With Sales Reps

PartnerTap

As I mentioned in Sales Is Broken Part 1 , traditional B2B sales is broken. Most sales reps didn’t hit their quota in 2023 and sales leaders were uniformly thrashed for failing to hit their targets. But there’s a more fundamental change causing the quota shortfall: buyers no longer want to talk with sales reps.

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B2B Sales Is Broken Part 1: Deals Are More Complex & We Must Adapt

PartnerTap

TLDR:Traditional B2B sales is broken. Deal dynamics today are exponentially more complex and sales reps have less influence and control over the sales process today than they did ten years ago. It’s so hard to figure out the right person at a partner that can help with a deal in the moment that matters. I know I have many times.

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Selling to the C-Suite: Strategies for Reaching Executive Decision Makers

Brooks Group

As buying processes grow more complex, it’s becoming increasingly important for sales professionals to gain access to senior executives and C-level decision makers. Today’s major purchasing decisions often involve cross-functional buying committees that include executives from the C-suite. Your prospect lacks budget authority.