Why Continue to Dominate Second Place?
Your sales team is coming in second place for two reasons. Coach to the real issue and you will move from second place to first.
Your sales team is coming in second place for two reasons. Coach to the real issue and you will move from second place to first.
In the early stages of the pipeline, we spend an enormous amount of energy working with our clients. At this time in history there is a huge demand for customer attention. To attain those first precious impressions and to build relationships, we are fighting to get in front of those buyers and replace their incumbent ...
Effective sales depends on building deep relationships with your customers. Intimate relationships. Trusting relationships. Long term relationships. Mutual benefit relationships. Cherished relationships. Memorable relationships. “Gaspworthy” relationships. The end game is to establish such a strong bond with a customer they will never EVER think of doing business with someone else. Customer intimacy results in barriers ...
Jordan Wan is Founder and CEO of CloserIQ, New York City’s leading sales recruiting firm. SalesPOP! sat down with Jordan to pick his brain on the subject of sales recruitment–one of the most fundamentally crucial areas for companies today. You’ve obviously developed a first-rate formula for sourcing top salespeople. What would you say are the ...
Do you find yourself gritting your teeth at the thought of attending another meeting at work? Or perhaps you’ve heard others complain about what a waste of time the meetings are and now you have to hold one of these meetings of you own! How can you engage people who are right about what a ...
Buyers are everywhere. Sales success takes a keen focus on the buyer in order to attract, engage and then empower them to buy.
Not all Austrians yodel! Just a few months ago I traveled to my hometown of Vienna, to accompany my 90-year old mother back home, to see friends and to eat (amazing, authentic Italian) Gelato and drink Viennese coffee. While the city itself still has the same character (with beautifully restored historic buildings), many things have ...
There is no doubt that we have benefited from online professional networking sites. But have we lost sight of the benefits of in-person networking?