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You love your company, your product, your prospect and you talk…and talk…and talk. Does this sound like you?

Promise or Goal? The old year has come to an end, and we’re in the first days of the new year. Most people are looking back at their recent past, weighing successful and missed opportunities and achievements, and making plans for the upcoming year. This is a very good thing, only when looking back at ...

The First Sale When you work in sales or any business for that matter have you ever stopped to think about the first sale you made? You cannot underestimate the power of the first sale. So why is the first sale so important? The reason it’s so important is that the first sale is not ...

In this our next in this series on the biggest mistakes you can make today in B2B sales, we’re going to talk about hard selling—you know, that pushy, insistent, “wear-‘em-down-till-they-buy” approach from years gone by. Or, rather, we’re not going to talk about it. For in today’s sales world, it doesn’t work at all. Today ...

Social listening is a valuable tactic for B2B brands. It’s honest and authentic and delivers a host of benefits. It can enhance reputation management, improve product development, and provide helpful consumer insight. But social listening can also be used to boost your sales strategy. Let’s break down the what and why of social listening, and ...

Has trying to sell through social media been the biggest mistake Sales has made in the last decade?

My Facebook Data, Boring, Baffling, and a Bit Scary If an online product is free, then you are what’s for sale. So true! With Facebook and other free social networking sites, everything you post or like or share or join becomes a data point that serves to identify your interests that can then be sold ...

Why would you want a client to be your BFF? Your job, after all, is to sell them something, answer their question on why their product isn’t functioning the way it should or why their bill is higher than what they expected. Job descriptions never say “be the customer’s BFF”. Salespeople are viewed as instruments ...