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I’m often asked “In selling, how do I justify my pricing strategy to my customers? How can I make them see that my product/service is worth the money?” There are two parts to this. I’ll cover how to overcome price objections later, but first an important reminder: before you can tackle any price objections from ...

Within many sales strategies, BANT—Budget, Authority, Need and Timeframe—has been a handy salesperson tool for decades. Throughout the world sales reps keep it firmly in mind, and use it as a mental checklist in qualifying an opportunity. Sales managers routinely remind their sales team members of it so they’ll use it. Each of these components, ...

A deal, or sales opportunity has a life of it’s own. When we win, life continues. When we lose, you can say the deal has died. Dead or alive, it’s not a bad idea to understand what contributed to the cause. In this blog we’ll open up an old dead lost deal file and see ...

What separates run-of-the-mill sales leaders from the amazing ones who standout in a crowd of their peers is their proclivity to engage in the sales operational activities that further the strategy of the organization. Unremarkable leaders are content to hang out in the clouds and deal with concepts and high level sales strategy with little inclination ...

What is a sales opportunity? It is an account or contact that has now been qualified. They are now in your cycles cycle and, for the time being at least, are committed to working with you. You have been in touch with them and have talked at length, and you know their needs and requirements. ...

Okay, so we hear you asking “What on Earth is a Purveyor of Prosperity?” Put plainly and simply: it is a salesperson.

Okay, this might seem to be a strange title for an article. But knowing the clear difference between a sales funnel and a sales pipeline can mean a great deal to your company, your sales organization, and your salespeople—and greatly influence your choice of a CRM solution. The Sales Funnel We’ve all seen a funnel. ...