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How to Improve Sales Productivity and Boost Team Efficiency

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Customer knowledge With everything you could possibly want to know available online, it’s easier than ever for customers and prospects to educate themselves about a product or service. The need for sales reps to equip themselves with advanced technical knowledge regarding their industry and offerings is now crucial to success.

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Consultative sales 4 basic principles and just why the consultative selling process works 

PandaDoc

Consultative sales teams put customer needs first, with sales professionals asking probing questions and adapting pitches to every lead. A deeper understanding of customer needs leads to insights that build trust. Customer knowledge even transfers to other areas, such as improving client onboarding.

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How to Give Prospects a Delightful B2B Sales Experience

Hubspot Sales

By putting our prospects in touch with our customers, we are opening up the channels of communication, and better leveraging the flywheel. Including prospects in your webinars, customer events, special updates, user groups and online forms gives them a sense of belonging before they make a purchase.

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Your Customers Are Not Achieving Product Success? Find Out Why

SmartKarrot

Lack of customer knowledge. Customer knowledge and education are important. If the company does not know the customer, mistakes are common to arise. This goes both ways- customers need to know about the product, and the company needs to know about the customers. Customers fear change in processes.

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