With intense emotion fused into the day, logic is suffocated, need becomes craving, and price is deemed irrelevant Valentine’s Day selling teaches powerful lessons. Learn how emotion, preparation, and understanding pressing needs can transform your sales approach. Pause. This...
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“Selling against the grain requires a kind of stoic discipline that most people never develop. It means swimming against the tide when everyone else is going with the flow. It means planning when others are winging it. It means...
“Re sales-back office stalemate, remember that back office is there to help, not hurt you—they are a customer just like the paying one.“ The sales-back office stalemate is a scene straight from a cockfight. Back office sees sales as...
Your buyers can afford wallowing in the January blues; you can’t. Snap out of it! Use the 3Ps—Prospect, Patterns, and People—to jumpstart your sales and turn a slow month into a productive one. Perhaps the only active sales in...
Statistics are an amazing thing-they show you what you want them to. The year ahead promises to be exactly the type of year you believe it will be. The operative word here is believe and your sales attitude is...
We are at the tail end of the year..Let us look at the valuable lessons in sales we’ve shared across it. As is tradition, and in keeping with the New Year cheer, herewith are highlights of the Sales Pitch...
In selling, practice doesn’t make perfect, it makes better. The sales ecosystem being imperfect is something to think about, not dwell upon Dear salesperson, constantly complaining that the system—process or product— is imperfect will only get you sounding like...
Risk-taking comes with the sales territory; it is inevitable if the seller is to grow The Pope was in town several years ago. The Catholic faithful brought Nairobi to a standstill. The last time a religious event experienced that...
Buyers are like patients. Assuming they know the root cause of their problems leads to a misdiagnosis— a hit-and-run One of the most self-defeating assumptions sellers make is that the buyer has all the answers about him or his...
Information used to flow one way, from seller to buyer. Today, the buyer is flooded with data, opinions, and reviews—they often know more about your product than you do. Building relationships over chasing transactions is more relevant today than...