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Engaging the Decision Makers

Engage Selling

??? Do you know who the decision makers are in the buying process? More and more individuals are involved in the buying decision than ever before. The post Engaging the Decision Makers first appeared on Colleen Francis - The Sales Leader. There are a number … Read More.

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Finding the Decision Maker – 4 Concrete Steps

LevelEleven

Every sales rep has been there – you are having very successful conversations with a prospect only to find out they’re not the one you should be talking to… they’re not the decision maker. Finding the decision maker in an organization is a critical step in the sales process, but it’s not always easy. .

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Updated Guide: Finding Decision Makers in Large Organizations for SDRs

Markempa - Inside Sales

Finding decision-makers in large companies can feel like breaking through an impenetrable fortress. Identify Likely Job Titles and Departments Your decision maker’s title can vary depending on the company and industry. For example, say, “I’d like to speak with the person in charge of sales for this division.”

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Three Recent Hurricanes Show the Path to More Effective Selling

Understanding the Sales Force

One major key to success in sales is a salesperson’s ability to reach decision makers. Objective Management Group (OMG) has assessed nearly 2.4 Salespeople who reach THE decision maker are 341% more likely to close the business than those who fail to reach the decision maker.

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Three Reasons Salespeople Can’t Reach Decision Makers

Braveheart Sales

Salespeople who are easily able to reach decision-makers are infinitely more effective at closing business. Here’s the data: According to Objective Management Group they are 337% more effective. If only salespeople would just call on decision-makers! Decision-makers are harder than ever to reach.

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Three Reasons Salespeople Can’t Reach Decision Makers

Braveheart Sales

Salespeople who are easily able to reach decision-makers are infinitely more effective at closing business. Here’s the data: According to Objective Management Group they are 337% more effective. If only salespeople would just call on decision-makers! Decision-makers are harder than ever to reach.

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Coaching Sales Reps to Reach Higher-Level Decision Makers

Topline Leadership

A common complaint I hear from sales managers is that their sales reps are stuck selling to low-level decision makers: supervisors, purchasing agents, clerks. Coaching sales reps to reach higher-level decision makers will make closing the sale more attainable.