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Do Prospects Lie to Your Salespeople Like the Airlines Do?

Understanding the Sales Force

We can't let you know who is actually making the decision. You don't need to know why we want to move away from our current vendor. We are going to stay with our current vendor (who you learned earlier has been screwing the crap out of them). The decision maker won't meet with you. They must think we are morons.

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Timing – A Secret Key to Sales Success

Understanding the Sales Force

If they view you as a trusted advisor rather than a vendor, the business could be yours. You’ll never do anything to change the timing on the two ends of the timing spectrum, but for those prospects in the middle, you can create perfect timing! ” You’ll discover there isn’t a budget.

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Difference Is In the Eyes Of The Prospect

The Pipeline

The main reason is that most vendors and sellers spend time and effort to differentiate themselves from other products, companies, or sales people. What some vendors think is really different, may not be that important to the market, which is likely why the others have avoided it.

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#Webinar – Cold Calling: How to get from Interruption to Conversation

The Pipeline

In a recent survey of 1,000 IT decision makers at Fortune ranked, small and medium-sized companies, DiscoverOrg found cold – sales calls and e-mails affect and “more importantly disrupt vendor selection.”. Further, “nearly 600 said an outbound call or e-mail led to an IT vendor being evaluated.”.

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How Can Sellers Craft a Powerful Vendor Pitch?

SalesFuel

Many prospects are struggling to harness AI, adjust workplace dynamics and exploit innovative technology. While B2B vendors seek efficient ways to engage decision-makers here are some new strategies to deliver an effective vendor pitch. Below are just a few of his observations.

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[PART 2] What Buyers Want: The B2B Vendor Advantage

DiscoverOrg Sales

As sales professionals know, the B2B buyer’s decision process is ultimately influenced by timing, office politics, budgets, vendor philosophy, and past experience – in addition to the quality and fit of the product or service itself. Vendor market position advantages. What do B2B buyers want to see on vendor websites?

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Learn How to Get the Gatekeeper on Your Side

No More Cold Calling

Layered on top of these activities are a myriad of sales enablement and social selling tools—all of which are intended to help salespeople with effective prospecting and, in turn, generating qualified sales leads. The decision-makers you want to reach aren’t playing hide-and-seek with your team. The dreaded gatekeeper.