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The Best Sales Book, That Isn’t a Sales Book

A Sales Guy

Reading Gap Selling is a start to changing the way we sell, but the truth is, it is a sophisticated and inherently difficult sales approach. How is that a book on execution has become my favorite sales book? So what makes execution a sales book? How are you going to accelerate sales by 25% year over year for 5 years?

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Sales Pipeline Dried Up? The #1 Way to Land Top Prospects Now

No More Cold Calling

We see deals in our sales pipeline postponed or disappearing. Sales leaders: Lead generation must be your primary focus. What do businesses typically do when clients stop buying and the sales pipeline dries up? They cut advertising, travel, training, marketing, and discretionary expense line items. So, what do you do?

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Artificial Intelligence for Sales: Discover How Sales is Changing

Zoominfo

Today John Holland, Chief Content Officer of CustomerCentric Selling, helps us cover the other side of the coin—artificial intelligence within the sales process. The Problem with B2B Artificial Intelligence and Sales. Only a mere 13% of the modern sales force consists of ‘A Players’ – or reps who consistently exceed quota.

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Sales Talk for CEOs: Revolutionizing Sales Hiring with Lori Richardson (S4Ep22)

Alice Heiman

Hiring high-performing teams is no easy feat for CEOs, but when it comes to sales teams, the stakes are exponentially higher. Achieving your organization’s business objectives hinges on building and scaling a successful sales force that drives predictable revenue growth.

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Want Sales Success? Practice. (We’re Talking About Practice?!?)

Anthony Cole Training

Teams are now reporting for spring training in various locations in Florida and Arizona. Supporting the local economy and their teams that arrive for spring training, fans flock to watch practices and games. Let’s conservatively pretend that he didn’t start to hit Major League Batting Averages until 2002. pitches per at bat.

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The gender flap

Sales and Marketing Management

Teaser: Lori Richardson learned her first lessons about sales at an early age. In the 1980s, she boldly stepped into the male-dominated world of technology sales because she was a single mother who couldn’t make ends meet as a teacher. Lori Richardson learned her first lessons about sales at an early age. read more

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Celebrating 25 Years in Referrals: My Story

No More Cold Calling

I was working for a global consulting and training firm. I would work with small companies to develop their sales strategy, sales process, and sales goals, and incorporate these into their business plan. My entire career had been sales and sales management, and my best business had always come from referrals.

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