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Innovative Ways to Stimulate Business Growth

Innovative Ways to Stimulate Business Growth

Leadership / Nov 5, 2020 / Daniel Matthews

The modern world, struck by the effects of COVID-19, presents many challenges for businesses looking to grow. In the complicated economy of the pandemic environment, stimulating business growth can be difficult. However, with the right mindset and toolkit, businesses can grow despite the hard times. In a survey from QuickBooks, 75% of surveyed businesses said ... Read Post

Precise Account Management Through CRM

Precise Account Management Through CRM

Sales Management / Nov 3, 2020 / Nikolaus Kimla

Account management is a considerable job—and one of the most important for a sales professional. Account management consists of several key functions, all of which add up to happy customers. Account management is most precisely conducted through CRM. Existing accounts are the foundation and stability of a company. Moreover, it is far less complex and ... Read Post

Control Your Anger by Forgiving Others

Control Your Anger by Forgiving Others

Motivational / Oct 29, 2020 / Professor M.S. Rao, Ph.D.

“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.” ―Buddha Everyone gets angry in life. Some people get angry often while some people get angry seldom based on their emotions, mindset, and personality. In fact, anger is unavoidable ... Read Post

How Sales Skills Can Transfer to Life Skills

How Sales Skills Can Transfer to Life Skills

For Sales Pros / Oct 27, 2020 / Jocelyne Nayet

A job in sales involves much more than simply selling a product. To do so successfully requires a person to develop a whole range of other skills. And lucky for salespeople, these sales skills can transfer to life skills as well – here’s how. You’re an Expert at Building Rapport As an expert in sales, ... Read Post

Why Losing a Sale is Absolutely Necessary

Why Losing a Sale is Absolutely Necessary

Sales Management / Oct 22, 2020 / Roy Osing

How many salespeople would consciously put their sale at risk in order to protect a long term customer relationship? How many would continue to put time in with the customer even though they realize the probability of making the immediate sale is low? How many would put their yearly quota in jeopardy in favour of ... Read Post

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