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The New Normal of Selling: Part 1

Chally

Buyers continue to delay closing deals and the willingness of buyers to make instant purchases has limited sales opportunities by 83%[3]. Clients are also embracing virtual engagement with sellers. Seventy to eighty percent of decision makers prefer remote or digital interactions to face-to-face interactions[6].

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Remote Selling Viewpoints with Hans Fuller of @StorySlab

SBI

Remote selling is clearly less personal and less engaging, and as some things about the sales process become more asynchronous and self-service from a buyer viewpoint, it means the pressure to make the most of a live interaction with a customer is immense. Will they make the most of this opportunity? That’s StorySlab.

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Frictionless Selling: Where Modern Selling Meets Modern Buying

Showpad

70% of B2B decision-makers say they are open to making new purchases over $50,000 in a fully self-serve or remote fashion, and 27% would spend more than $500,000.*. Old school personal relationship selling no longer works. That’s why today’s modern selling organizations need a new type of team.