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Book Notes: The Sales Manager Survival Guide

Sales 2.0

It can be a “triple whammy” for the company as they lose the revenue of a top performer, need to fill a critical “seat” in the sales organization and have a group of salespeople that are not performing to their full potential. Per David Brock, a sales manager’s job is to be a coach.

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Book Notes: The Sales Manager Survival Guide

Sales 2.0

It can be a “triple whammy” for the company as they lose the revenue of a top performer, need to fill a critical “seat” in the sales organization and have a group of salespeople that are not performing to their full potential. Per David Brock, a sales manager’s job is to be a coach.

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7 Solution Selling Tips for the New World

Marc Wayshak

Years ago, a term came along that has since become a ubiquitous buzzword in the world of sales : solution selling. I can’t tell you how many salespeople tell me, “I use solution selling” or “My focus is on being a solution salesperson.” This is central to solution selling.

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Social Selling – This Could Take a While

Sales 2.0

A few things happened to me this week that remind me how long It can take for new sales techniques to be adopted – and become a habit with sales people. I was discussing a situation with one of my sales consultant friends where they are seeing a sales force where solution selling is still only a skill of the minority.

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Remembering the past

Sales 2.0

Sales history Ive been looking at some of the small healthcare accounts that my client serves. After some initial analysis and some conversations with sales management, it has become clear that one type of healthcare account is more likely going to have a shorter sales cycle than the other types of account.

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Improve Sales Performance with 3 “Art of Sales Management” Functions

Pointclear

Sales managers have six basic jobs—hire, compensate, train, deploy, monitor and manage, and coach and counsel—and they generally fail at the last three. If hiring, training and compensating are the science behind sales management, then deployment, monitoring and managing, and coaching and counseling are the art.

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Solution Selling: What is it and When is the Solution Selling Methodology Used?

Mindtickle

Increasingly, top sellers are adopting a more effective approach: solution selling. Those who do are able to present bespoke solutions that solve their customers’ unique challenges. In this post, we’ll explore what solution selling is, when it’s used, and how it differs from other selling approaches.