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Sales Challenge: Gaining Access to the Decision-Maker

Carew International

One of the most significant challenges for any sales professional is gaining access to the ultimate decision-maker(s), particularly when we have a contact who engages us in our sales effort, but he or she is not making the final decision. A lack of direct access to the decision-maker is frustrating for many reasons.

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12 Sales Training Ideas You Never Considered

Chorus.ai

As a result, coaching and the steady production of fresh, new sales training ideas can be major stressors for sales managers, particularly on SaaS sales teams. Everything, from conversational approach to presentation design to follow-up method to prospecting strategy, can come under the banner of sales training.

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Your Sales Kick-Off Meetings Are a Waste of Time!

Igniting Sales Transformation

That includes new product announcements, product feature training, product demos, reviews of marketing materials, or execs who feel their title justifies air time with the sales force when it doesn’t. Use your SKO time to train your sellers how to be better at selling; otherwise scrap the meeting. Lack of training?

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4 Tips for Selling to the Social Savvy Buyer

Zoominfo

We know B2B decision makers are using social media to inform their buying decisions. In fact, a recent study suggests that 91% of B2B buyers are active and involved in social media, while 75% are significantly influenced by social content when forming their buying decisions ( source ). Be authentic and offer value.

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Selling Innovation in a Slow Economy

Janek Performance Group

Inadequate training and development: Sales teams need continuous training and support to stay up-to-date on industry trends, product knowledge, and sales techniques. Inadequate motivation and incentives: Sales teams need to be motivated and incentivized to perform at their best. Yet, this is the non-spoken premise of disruption.

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Unleashing the Power of Frontline Sales Management, Part 3: Institutionalizing Sales Management

Sales and Marketing Management

Provide meaningful training. In our first article, we observed that when sales performance is below expectations, leadership tends to direct attention and training dollars on poor-performing sales reps, leaving managers to fend for themselves. Create incentives that drive the right behaviors.

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10 Practical Strategies to Improve Sales Performance & Close Deals

Highspot

Coach them, train them, and provide them with the tools to be successful Be agile with your sales strategy, don’t wait for your yearly SKO to change things up What Is Sales Performance? They could also be factoring in extra costs like training and maintenance, which lowers the perceived value.

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