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There are two popular narratives floating around in the sales industry. One is sales is a numbers game while the other one says it is not. Sales professionals have always been told that sales is a numbers game but many sales experts have different opinions. Some say that it is an old fashioned way of ...

Most organizations don’t always get it right the first time; unintended mistakes sometimes happen and customers are left disillusioned and angry.

If your sales training investment is not achieving the outcomes you expected, you are in good company. It happens pretty often. The problem probably isn’t the training program you chose. You probably made one (or more) of five common faulty assumptions about your sales training initiative. Did You Assume Training Doesn’t Require follow-up? A lot ...

Sales organizations are often challenged to be successful. They craft a strategically brilliant sales plan that would make the pundits proud. It’s replete with industry and competitive analysis, internal strengths, weaknesses and a set of objectives that are time bound with accountabilities assigned. Then they launch their plan but are disappointed in the results they ...

eLearning has made an unwavering mark in the world of academics, but what about the corporate world? We all know that training and learning in corporate structures are as important as in academia. So why do we not integrate the modern ways of learning with employee training? Learning management systems, or LMS with eLearning course ...

Closing is a make or break moment in sales. After demo and discussion, it seems like your prospect would be ready to buy your product, but sometimes they just won’t make a decision. A little pressure in the right direction will get the job done. Sales closing techniques are generally of two types: soft closing ...