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A New Kind of Pipeline: Pipeliner CRM!

A New Kind of Pipeline: Pipeliner CRM!

All About CRM / Jan 2, 2015 / Bruce Boyers

PK Companies Serve the Oil and Gas Industry with a New Kind of Pipeline — Pipeliner CRM! About PK Companies PK Companies is the parent company of three individual companies: PK Industrial, PK Safety and PK Technology. The parent company is formally referred to as PK-STI—each of the last 3 letters standing for Safety, Technology ... Read Post

Sprint to the Finish — It’s That Time of Year…

Sprint to the Finish — It’s That Time of Year…

For Sales Pros / Dec 23, 2014 / Ken Thoreson

A shaky banking industry. Roller-coaster days on Wall Street.  Budgets unknown. Purchasing decisions delayed. With that economic domino effect affecting us all as the year begins to wind down, ending on a high note will be more challenging than ever. We’ve been offering the following advice to our clients and their sales teams: Keep it ... Read Post

Pipeliner CRM Case Study: Whole Harvest Foods

Pipeliner CRM Case Study: Whole Harvest Foods

All About CRM / Dec 18, 2014 / Bruce Boyers

About Whole Harvest Foods Whole Harvest foods produces the nation’s first naturally-processed line of no trans-fat commercial cooking oil produced without blends or harsh chemicals. In addition to being all natural, the Whole Harvest line of oils is non-hydrogenated — a plus for health-conscious consumers. The company’s refinery is located in Warsaw, North Carolina, with ... Read Post

Is Your Sales Team High on Hopium?

Is Your Sales Team High on Hopium?

Sales Management / Dec 17, 2014 / Laura Posey

One of my clients was griping about their sales team last week. His chief complaint was that his salespeople were being unrealistic about their pipelines. Specifically, they were inflating how much potential business they were working on. Once a salesperson had an appointment with a prospect, she was sure it was just a matter of ... Read Post

A Forecast for Sales Forecasting: Cloudy

A Forecast for Sales Forecasting: Cloudy

Sales Management / Dec 16, 2014 / Alyson Stone

How important is a sales forecast to a sales organization and the overall company? Let’s tick a few boxes: Sales forecasting (at the least) influences sales performance, eventual cash flow, COGS (cost of goods sold), customer satisfaction, intracompany communication (Sales, Finance, Ops), sales team coaching, revenue maximization, and overall business mood. A recent Aberdeen study ... Read Post

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