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Need Help Finding Good Inside Sales Reps?

Mr. Inside Sales

Finding and hiring good inside sales reps has always been a challenge, and it’s gotten even tougher since the pandemic. Recruiters, HR departments, and sales managers are working harder than ever, and they all ask me the same thing: “Where has everyone gone?”. ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Staying motivated.

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Gatekeeper Best Practices

Mr. Inside Sales

Last week I was contacted by the American Association of Inside Sales Professionals and asked if I would share my best practices for dealing with the gatekeeper. Do pass this on to others in your company who also may have problems navigating past the gatekeeper. You can view it here. You can view it here.

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Best Way to Spend the Fourth of July

Mr. Inside Sales

If you’re looking forward to an extended holiday and want to know the best way to spend it, then I’ve got a suggestion: Why not spend some of it learning and getting better at your craft of sales? Better than the other sales reps competing with you? ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! You owe it to yourself!

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Gatekeepers : Six Things NOT to Do

Mr. Inside Sales

If you’re getting screened out by gatekeepers , then chances are you’re probably causing that screening. First, not all gatekeepers are the same. About 30% of the gatekeepers you get are closer to being assistants, or office managers, or influencers. 3: Pitching the gatekeeper. And why would you want that? #2:

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How to Successfully Deal with the Gatekeeper

Mr. Inside Sales

Many sales reps don’t know how to deal successfully with the gatekeeper. And if you’re a sales manager , you need to send this out to all of the reps on your team! If things like: “Will he know what this call is regarding?”

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Assumptive Questions: The Quick Way to Improve Your Selling Skills

Mr. Inside Sales

I’ll get you started: For the Gatekeeper: Closed ended: “Is _ available?” (or—“Can Closing the sale: Closed ended: “Do you have any questions?” ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! What you’ll do is make a list of all the common closed ended questions you ask, and then turn them into assumptive questions instead!

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Two Simple Words to Open More Doors—and Close More Sales

Mr. Inside Sales

This may sound elemental, but I rarely hear sales reps use it when speaking with gatekeepers. Try it this week and watch yourself get further with gatekeepers than you ever have. When a gatekeep puts you through, say thank you. And watch how much further you get with gatekeepers! Get Access Today.