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If you want your sales team to sell more we can help. So too, if you just wish to sharpen the saw by exploiting the benefits of Sales Training, consultancy and coaching to employers. We know because we walk the talk. Engage us. You will find, being among the leading training firms in Kenya, Lend Me Your Ears’, different types of sales training programs, with ongoing support, can help you achieve your goal.

Value Added Short Courses

If you are looking to grow the knowledge and professional skills of your staff across varied roles, our value added short courses can help. Offered in-person or online, short courses are knowledge and professional skills targeted training sessions lasting one or a few days. Ours span leadership, management, business communication, sales and customer service and self-improvement.

Recruitment and HRConsultancy Services

If you are seeking to replace an employee, fill a new vacancy, need help with your corporate staffing, or to target your recruitment efforts, we can help with our manpower services. Lend Me Your Ears is a Sales Training and Consultancy firm. We are also among the top corporate professional skills training companies, and trusted HR Consultancy and recruitment agencies in Kenya.

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What's New from Sales Pitch

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07Jul

Witty sales advice: why stamina and curiosity beat software and tenure

I’m in a witty mood today, so allow me to share a few witty sales truths because… well… they’re true. 1. Sales should be an Olympic sport. Forget the 100 metres. Try chasing a prospect for three months only...

LMYE Writer

30Jun

Sell the pain before you sell the cure—the sequence that wins

Sell yourself and sell the problem, before you sell the solution. Notice and nurture that sequence. If the customer doesn’t buy you, he won’t the product you are selling. By the same token, if the customer doesn’t feel his...

John Kageche

23Jun

The “let me think it over” trap: why it’s a red flag, not a green light

A “let me think it over” likely means you didn’t close the gap between their problem and your solution. Go back. “That’s ok. To help you do so, let’s review the main points we discussed.“ This simple action serves...

LMYE Writer

16Jun

Fix generational differences at your workplace hurting your sales

There’s an ongoing generational tension in the workplace—and it is quietly eroding sales performance. It’s not about budgets, targets, or markets—it’s about how we sell. The friction between digital natives and digital immigrants is no longer a soft-skills sideshow;...

LMYE Writer

09Jun

Business is not sales, sales is not business – and why this matters

Sales is business but business is not sales. A business needs sales to survive; in fact, that is its very reason for existence —to sell. But. That does not make sales the business. The tension that hurts companies most...

LMYE Writer

02Jun

Why cheap products are the hardest to sell — and cost you more

Counterintuitive as it may sound, cheap products are the hardest to sell — for both businesses and their salespeople. The assumption that “lower price equals easier sale” is a dangerous myth. Salespeople who blame price for poor results will...

LMYE Writer