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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. Understanding Procurement Manager Challenges Procurement managers are in a unique position.

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How to negotiate with procurement, with Mike Lander

Account Management Skills

In this episode, I chat to Mike Lander, CEO of Piscari, a former procurement director who now assists sales teams in negotiating with procurement departments. We also dive into a five-step framework to help you negotiate more effectively and shed light on some questionable tactics employed by less experienced procurement professionals.

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Top Tactics for Selling to a Buying Committee

Brooks Group

Finance, operations, and management, oh my! These stakeholders typically fall into four primary categories: Decision Makers Decision makers hold the ultimate authority for the purchase. Their choices directly shape the direction of the procurement process and determine which solutions are selected.

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The Four Buying Influences to Identify in Manufacturing Sales

Miller Heiman Group

However, four common buying influences in manufacturing include: Procurement: Also called Purchasing in some organizations, these buying influences are primarily concerned with price. Sellers should also ask about executives who regularly check in on the progress to see if there are any hidden stakeholders they haven’t identified.

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

Brooks Group

Senior leaders control budgets, set strategy, and have the authority to champion major initiatives across the organization. C-level roles can vary depending on the size and structure of the organization. There may be competing interests, priorities, and politics within the prospect’s organization. You face internal competition.

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Find the right CRM Strategy for your Industry

Insightly

Data Integration and Accessibility: An effective CRM strategy requires the integration of various data sources within the healthcare organization. Feedback and Quality Improvement: A robust CRM system should enable healthcare organizations to collect patient feedback, both during and after treatment.

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Find the right CRM Strategy for your Industry

Insightly

Data Integration and Accessibility: An effective CRM strategy requires the integration of various data sources within the healthcare organization. Feedback and Quality Improvement: A robust CRM system should enable healthcare organizations to collect patient feedback, both during and after treatment.

CRM 52