Use This To Boost Your Sales Training

Boost Your Sales Training

“The only thing worse than training your people and losing them, is not training your people and keeping them.”  Zig Ziglar Have you ever seen this famous quote by Mr. Ziglar?  While I agree with that statement 100%, have you ever purchased Sales Training for your people to then not see a lasting, measurable difference […]

Why Understanding This Can Eliminate The Need To Discount Your Price

Early in my career, I had the privilege of living in Europe allowing me the opportunity to travel to parts of the world that I had always wanted to visit.  One of these locations was the country of Tunisia. I distinctly remember a trip to one of the local village markets, and the best way […]

How to Get Prospects to Say YES In More Conversations

I don’t know about you, but when given a choice to root for the underdog or the 5-time champion, I’m pulling for the underdog. As a matter of fact, a recent survey found that 88.1% of people will root for the underdog when given the choice. This happens in sports, with our favorite movies, novels, […]

How To Prospect for Leads Correctly on Linkedin

It is safe to say that the world we live in is becoming more and more digital. In fact due to Covid over 90% of B2B Organizations have transitioned to a virtual sales model but yet despite this 76% of Sales reps have reported that virtual selling is less effective than face to face*. (*McKinsey […]

How To Effectively Eliminate Price As An Objection

Early in my investment sales career, I worked for a mutual fund company that had become the darling of investors and advisors because of the strong short and long-term performance of one of its funds. Our investing style was quite unique because we had a very concentrated portfolio of companies (compared to most of our […]

The One Question to Ask When Your Prospect Says “No”

The One Question to Ask When Your Prospect Says "No"

Have you ever had a prospect say “no” before you even explain who you are and what you do?   Saying no, especially if they did not initiate the conversation, is human nature.  Most of the time they don’t even know what they are saying no to.  Typically, an instant “no” happens because you are […]

Why Companies are Failing to Duplicate Great Sales Professionals

Last month, Indeed put out a list of the main characteristics that make up a great salesperson.  They make the statement that, “It’s said that it takes a unique type of personality to succeed in sales, possessing most of if not all the following characteristics.”      The list they compiled was composed of the […]

Why Sales Teams Are Struggling to Perform in 2021

Over the last year, 2 dominant themes have surfaced for most businesses; almost regardless of industry.  First is supply chain issues worldwide and the impact on ordering and logistically receiving raw materials and products.  The second is people, in particular, hiring, developing, and retaining staffing.  The global pressure to find not just employees, but good […]

The Art of Storytelling

Once there was a business professional who was highly trained to communicate with product or solution expertise.  Each day as she grabbed her briefcase and headed out for her daily adventures, she was filled with a sense of joy, hope, and optimism.  One particular day the sun was shining, her car was clean, her favorite […]

Virtual Pictures

Here we are closing in on the end of May, and many of us have been at home hosting or sitting on virtual calls at an unprecedented pace. I went back and looked at my calendar over the past four weeks, and I have either hosted or sat on the following technology platforms: Zoom, Microsoft […]