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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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Three New Year’s Resolutions for Improved Sales

Mr. Inside Sales

What are your plans to make this your best year in sales ever? Here are three things I did all those years ago that changed my sales career, and my life, forever: #1) For the first ninety days in 2024, make a commitment to listening to at least ONE call a day. If you don’t change the inside , then the outside won’t change. #3)

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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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Sales Lessons from Google Fiber

Mr. Inside Sales

What does this teach us as sales reps? It takes persistence, a proven sales cadence, and many calls to finally persuade a qualified buyer to buy from you. ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Unlimited License: One to 100 reps can attend for one low price! One touch isn’t enough. One voice mail isn’t enough.

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“How Are You?” Ask It—Or Not?

Mr. Inside Sales

Here’s why: Selling over the phone is challenging because you don’t have all the visual cues an outside sales rep has—and uses. The seasoned inside sales rep knows that the answer to that question, and more importantly how a prospect answers it, makes up for all the cues missing from a face-to-face interaction. Ask It—Or Not?

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Best Way to Open a Closing Call

Mr. Inside Sales

So here is how I currently start my closing calls ( yes , I’m still closing sales!): ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Unlimited License: One to 100 reps can attend for one low price! I used to do it that way, until I found that if I got to initial questions or comments (and yes, even objections!) Won’t that be nice?

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Assumptive Questions: The Quick Way to Improve Your Selling Skills

Mr. Inside Sales

Closing the sale: Closed ended: “Do you have any questions?” ON DEMAND SALES TRAINING THAT GETS RESULTS! Unlimited License: One to 100 reps can attend for one low price! Following up on emails sent or information sent: Closed ended: “Did you get a chance to read the email I sent?” Assumptive: “What questions do you have?”