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Sales Techniques: The Underlying Opportunity Management

Sales Techniques: The Underlying Opportunity Management

For Sales Pros / Dec 9, 2013 / Hans Österman

There has lately been an attempt to differentiate overall sales in to various broad sectors: territory management, account management, call management and opportunity management. These all certainly have their own sales techniques, issues, peculiarities, and solutions—but not only does the last of these, opportunity management, fully embrace the rest of them, but underlies them and ... Read Post

Sales Techniques: The Viewing of Opportunities

Sales Techniques: The Viewing of Opportunities

For Sales Pros / Dec 7, 2013 / Nikolaus Kimla

While the handling of sales opportunities is a technical subject that we’ve been exploring in some detail, there is an underlying factor that affects any salesperson’s opportunity management. It is also the underlying element to sales techniques. That is, the way an opportunity is viewed. A Matter of Viewpoint Often the way that a salesperson ... Read Post

Sales Strategies: Analysis of Lost Opportunity

Sales Strategies: Analysis of Lost Opportunity

For Sales Pros / Dec 5, 2013 / Nikolaus Kimla

Sales management and sales forces don’t much care for pondering lost opportunity. It’s usually like, “We lost it, it’s gone, move on.” And it’s true that considering past losses is completely useless as an exercise just for itself; if one is simply mentally rehashing them, it can be productive of nothing but a bleak outlook. ... Read Post

Sales Techniques: Sales Rep Flexibility

Sales Techniques: Sales Rep Flexibility

Entrepreneurs / Dec 4, 2013 / Nikolaus Kimla

According to a recent Harvard Business Review article entitled Dismantling the Sales Machine, the time has come to let salespeople utilize their “on the ground” judgment and sales techniques when it comes to making various decisions about opportunity management. According to the article, “Selling today requires flexibility, judgment, and a focus on results—not process.” The ... Read Post

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