Mike Kunkle
MARCH 31, 2023
Sales process, sales methodology, and sales competencies are all important and related aspects of sales effectiveness. Sales Process A sales process is a series of stages that an opportunity moves through. But they are not the same thing. It’s been proven in multiple studies and is worth the effort.
Brooks Group
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Without the intangible value conferred by the label, the choice would come down to personal preference and price. In the absence of value-added components, the sale of virtually any offering depends on the bottom line. But when you only sell on price, margins are slim. Value-based selling is more important now than ever.
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Hubspot Sales
MARCH 20, 2020
Sales coaching is all about looking forward and developing your people. High-revenue growth companies are seeing the payoff; 54% of high-performing companies are using sales coaching more than in the past, and 60% use sales coaching as an integrated part of a sales training program. A survey of 330 U.S.
Brooks Group
JULY 6, 2022
Sales people may not know it, but they have a lot in common with recruiters working for the United States Air Force, Air Force Reserve, and Air National Guard. This is a key example of why it’s important for your sales and marketing teams to be on the same page. Tip #3: Don’t let disruption change your selling fundamentals.
KAM With Passion
MARCH 28, 2022
This post kicks-off a new section of the KAM With Passion blog dedicated to Complex Sales. The series of posts on Complex Sales is about the bottom of the pyramid. How complex is a complex sale situation? In the world of B2B sales, the term of complex sales is a well-accepted term but what does it mean exactly?
Jeffrey Gitomer
APRIL 22, 2013
Here are some specific examples of before and after the sale “value ideas.” Teaching clerks how to close sales when a customer comes in to buy using your coupon or voucher. The post The Two Most Important Words In Sales appeared first on Jeffrey Gitomer’s Sales Blog. Think about these and then create your own!
Red Star Kim
OCTOBER 19, 2023
Fact-based selling When discussing different styles of selling (e.g. transactional, consultative etc) a delegate talked about fact-based selling. Sometimes called value selling, it is focused on the client (their current and future needs).
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