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Understanding the Sales Force
JULY 14, 2014
Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan. Having founded Kurlan & Associates in 1985 and Objective Management Group in 1990, the only surprise should be that it took so long to combine the two passions and write Baseline Selling – How to Become a Sales Superstar by Using What You Already Know about the Game of Baseball , in 2005.
Anthony Cole Training
AUGUST 30, 2024
In 2005, I read Dave Kurlan’s book Baseline Selling. Dave took the fundamentals of effective selling and used the baseball diamond and baseball terminology to explain his sales process. The baseball analogy is a strong one for developing a milestone-centric sales process with your team.
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Understanding the Sales Force
OCTOBER 21, 2013
Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan Last week I wrote an article, Now That You Have a Sales Process, Never Mind , that was very critical of an article that appeared in Harvard Business Review. This highly successful, elite salesperson, has a Sales Quotient of 140 (out of a possible 173) or better.
Score More Sales
AUGUST 29, 2012
As a sales-brained person (not marketing-brained) I tend to stay away from marketers, but these last two days have been different and very rewarding. Inbound marketing is a term coined by Hubspot in 2005 to refer to making yourself easy to be found on the web. This is in reference to Hubspot’s new release of their software.
Understanding the Sales Force
APRIL 3, 2014
Most of the sales bloggers don''t touch on rejection but when it does comes up, it''s usually in the context of fear, as in fear of rejection. But rejection isn''t that well understood by salespeople, their sales managers or sales even their sales VP''s. The revenue of the prospect company. Nothing will stop him.
Score More Sales
MAY 10, 2013
They say time flies when you are having fun – especially in sales. We included it because I’m crazy about LinkedIn as a sales tool, and because LinkedIn and I go way back – nine years, in fact. Have you looked into LinkedIn Sales Navigator? As a salesperson or sales leader, what do you like most about LinkedIn?
Pointclear
JANUARY 15, 2013
What is called “Inside Sales”, “Sales Support”, “Telesales” and dozens of other names is growing 15x faster than field sales—in fact, my colleague, Jonathan Farrington, published a blog stating that within three years 80 – 90% of all B2B transactions will be done online—most with some form of sales support but not field sales.
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