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The Sales Manager New Year’s Resolution: 3 Do’s & 3 Don'ts

SBI Growth

Each recommendation addresses the biggest obstacles every sales manager faces to making the number: Not enough ‘A’ players on the team. Every sales manager is time starved. Sales Managers should be spending 75% of their time coaching their team. Every sales manager wants a team of ‘A’ players.

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Are Sales and Sales Management Candidates Getting Worse?

Understanding the Sales Force

With all that, shouldn''t the quality of sales, sales management and sales leadership candidates be on the rise? The darker dotted line is the trend for the percentage of sales management candidates that were recommended by Objective Management Group for the same time period. Yes, it should.

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New Data: The Top 5 Unacceptable Sales Performance Findings

Understanding the Sales Force

the largest group of respondents were individual contributors at 25% followed by frontline sales managers at 19%. That’s 44% of the respondents who typically don’t see things the same way as the C Suite (6%) or Senior Sales Leadership (2%).

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Is BANT a Sales Process or a Man-Made Disaster?

Understanding the Sales Force

Until there is an agreed upon compelling to buy, the prospect has no incentive to enter into any qualification conversation. Informed: These are written by bonafide sales experts who know that BANT is as outdated as a horse-drawn carriage and a manual typewriter. Some suggest that it’s a great qualifying process.

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This is How Sales Managers Should Coach Their Salespeople

Understanding the Sales Force

Sales Management must spend 50% of their time coaching salespeople like this: An enormous part of developing salespeople these days is helping them to differentiate themselves from your competitors. That creates urgency, and an incentive for a prospect to self-qualify. I will share the article I wrote for EcSell below.

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Sales Managers – Why Isn’t Goal Setting Easy?

Anthony Cole Training

Yes, the tenets for success was still based on a formula of sales steps and conversion ratios from one step to the next, but. As I write this, maybe I should change the title to “Sales Managers – Why Isn’t Goal Achievement Easy?” I have inquired about incentives and changes in overall production of a sales team.

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How to Overcome Inconsistent Sales Rep Performance

SBI Growth

Most sales teams are composed of three groups: The Superstars – These gifted few need little oversight or incentive. Sales Leader Prospecting Account Segmentation Sales Enablement Sales Manager Sales Manager Resources' They are your A-players. They perform year in and year out.

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