I was recently searching for interesting sales topics when a blog post title caught my eye: “The benefits of “Negative” and “Positive” people”.I was immediately intrigued.It is ingrained in us to encourage positive thinking for increased success, what benefits could a negative person possibly have to offer?The post went on to make interesting points on possible benefits like being able to..
Turning a Bad Sales Experince Into a Good Learning Experience
I want you to think back into your history of sales and pick out a memorable sales moment. I would be willing to bet that many of you have settled on a sales situation that, at the time, seemed like the worst situation you would ever be in!
Are you looking to increase your sales?
Increasing sales seems to be such a simple concept, yet so many organizations have a hard time tackling it. Managers don't have the time to micromanage and reps frequently lack the time management and motivation to get the organizational objectives accomplished. There are some very basic ways that you can impact the bottom line on an everyday basis.
Great article by Dave Kahle
Accepting Responsibility for Your Sales Success Copyright 2005, by Dave Kahle
The Top 5 Coaching Blunders
You have probably seen your fair share of articles or blog posts telling you exactly how that person did their coaching and how well it worked for them. Well, I have decided to take a different approach. I wanted to get the word out on the top 5 coaching no-no's that everyone should follow.
Networking Getting too Expensive? MeetUp!
Search Engine Optimize your LinkedIn
Search engine optimization is everywhere, we all know we should employ SEO on our websites, landing pages, blog entries, etc but what about our social media sites? Do they not provide just as much information about our company and qualifications as our websites do? With tons of content being added to online profiles they are quickly moving up in search engine results. Will your next customer be..
How to Make an Unsuccessful Sale a Good Learning Experience
Everyone has experienced the sales blues, when everything seems perfect and you are confident the sale is going to close until you hear the words, "sorry, we're going ahead with someone else." It is important that we take the emotion out of the sales loss and learn something from it, in order to learn from our mistakes and create more successful closes in the future. Always remember that you..