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Archive for Selling – Page 2

A HUGE Lesson for Sales from . . . a Techie????

I read this article  Nobody Wants to Learn to Program over on the Invent with Python Blog. It is a great

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4 Myths to Identifying “A” Players in an Interview and What You Should Really be Looking For.

Hiring “A” players is without  a doubt critical in building and maintaining successful sales teams. We all want the absolute best talent

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The Rain Maker is DEAD!

The Rain Maker is a dinosaur. The days of the kick-ass, lonewolf, rainmaking sales person is done. Sales has become too

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How Data Hurts The Sale

About 8 years ago I bought a ski home in Vail. I’m  a huge skier and always wanted a second

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You Don’t Need the Best Sales Talent to Win

“Our job isn’t to assemble the best players, it’s to put together the best team”   – Bill Belichick and Scot Pioli New

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62 Reasons You AREN’T Going to Make Quota this Year

Quota is hard enough to make as it is. It takes hard work, focus, and commitment to honing your skills.

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Drive By Selling is Dead. It’s all About Scale

  Remember the old days of drive by selling? You’d roll up on a prospect, (by phone, or car, or

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Chemistry Matters

I spent this past week in Sao Paulo Brazil with a new client. It was a packed week. We spent

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Why the Traditional Sales Cycle is Wrong and What a Real Sales Cycle Looks Like!

If you’re operating from an old school view of the sales cycle, you’re leaving money on the table. Sales will

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Proof Buyers Aren’t Always Buyers

I was reading the Challenger Sale this morning and came across this excerpt. It’s great support for yesterdays post, Passive

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