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Consultative Selling Tips: How to Sell to Procurement Managers

Brooks Group

Procurement managers have a reputation for focusing only on price. This post describes how you can use a consultative selling approach to understand the unique buying agenda of procurement managers and sell more effectively. This makes it far more likely they will listen to you—and that you’ll make the sale.

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Top Tactics for Selling to a Buying Committee

Brooks Group

Finance, operations, and management, oh my! Bigger deals usually mean bigger committees, which present unique challenges compared to selling to an individual decision maker or even a small group. These stakeholders typically fall into four primary categories: Decision Makers Decision makers hold the ultimate authority for the purchase.

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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.

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The Four Buying Influences to Identify in Manufacturing Sales

Miller Heiman Group

In the past, manufacturing sellers could succeed by working with one or two decision-makers, developing friendships with handshake deals were agreed upon at the ballgame, on the golf course or during extravagant dinners. All this has changed. Now according to CSO Insights’ 2018 Buyer Preferences Study , sellers face an average of 6.4

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The 6 Elements of a Truly Consultative Sales Process

Hubspot Sales

Customers assess how much of a priority the issue is, determine their options, and develop decision criteria and decision process. Customers research, compare solutions, narrow down choices, and refine decision criteria. Make sure that's clear for your prospect. Knowledgeable customers make their selection and negotiate.

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Find the right CRM Strategy for your Industry

Insightly

Companies can use modern CRM systems to identify trends in customer behavior that could inform product development decisions or reveal opportunities for market expansion. Accessible and up-to-date data allows healthcare providers to make informed decisions and provide quality care efficiently.

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Find the right CRM Strategy for your Industry

Insightly

Companies can use modern CRM systems to identify trends in customer behavior that could inform product development decisions or reveal opportunities for market expansion. Accessible and up-to-date data allows healthcare providers to make informed decisions and provide quality care efficiently.

CRM 52