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Are You a Salesperson or a Customer Service Person?

The Sales Hunter

The title on your card says “sales.” ” Your job description says “sales” and you’re part of the sales team. If that’s the case, then why are you acting like a customer service person? I’m not bashing customer service people.

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United Airlines Uses Customer Service This Way to Impact Sales

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan Yesterday, I was returning from New Orleans on an airline I had previously decided never to use again. Yes, they sold me, for a second straight time, that flying United is not a good experience, their people don''t care, putting their own needs first, ahead of their customers.

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4 Customer Service Trends to Boost your Business

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Jeff Mowatt When organizations invite me to speak at their conferences or train their team members, we start with trends that are impacting their customer relationships. Here are four customer service trends along with some tips for capitalizing on them to boost your business. Good service is wallpaper.

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10.5 Attitude Buster Remedies | Sales Training | Leadership.

Jeffrey Gitomer

Make more sales. Filed Under: Attitude , Sales , Success Tagged With: attitude training , book on attitude , building trust , business social media , corporate sales training , customer service , customer service training , gitomer , jefrrey gitomer , sales blog , selling skills.

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Mastering Sales Strategies (video)

Pipeliner

The conversation delved into the evolution of sales strategies in response to changing buyer behavior, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the rise of artificial intelligence. This blog post will break down the key insights and actionable advice shared by Wes, focusing on his five proven steps to making every sale.

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My Latest on Using Email to Book New Meetings

Understanding the Sales Force

Using email to book new meetings sounds awesome. After I moved all of the legitimate and very illegitimate emails into trash, I identified 26 emails – all from yesterday – that were cold solicitations from BDRs, account managers, customer service reps, marketing reps, and even CEOs. I’ll tell you why.

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It's not about RESPONSE. It's about PREVENTION. | | Sales Training.

Jeffrey Gitomer

Tweet Share You go through your ENTIRE one-hour, amazing sales presentation. Use a worn out sales technique? definitive answers to this age-old sales barrier: Still have questions for me? Get Sales Blog Updates. Customer Loyalty. Sales Management. Sales Videos. Dont let your next sales meeting suck!

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