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    Your best accounts – getting more from less

    For a long time, the only objectives I used for major accounts were very specific business objectives: “We will increase turnover by X%” or “We will introduce two new programs and increase our profitability by Y%.”

    by Jonathan Farrington

    How to help your sales team thrive in the midst of uncertainty

    If there’s one thing the past two years has seen more than any other time in recently memory, it’s change. With new variants of Covid circulating and no clear end to the pandemic in sight, the reality is that we must all become very good at operating in uncertainty for the foreseeable future.

    by George Brontén

    Value Realization, Value Positioning, Value Creation

    As sales and marketing people, the concept of “Value Proposition” has become fundamental in our positioning in our markets and with our customers.

    by Dave Brock

    What human salespeople can learn from fungal “sales associates”

    Daniella Floss is the manager of Rhizosphere Research at Valent BioSciences. She’s a leading expert on the topic of communication between plants and fungus, and her work is changing the way humans conduct agriculture.

    by George Brontén

    Don’t Let the Uncontrollable Control

    Some of you know that I am a golf fanatic. I love the walk through nature, the camaraderie of my golf buddies, and the competition it provides me against the course.

    by Gretchen Gordon

    I Didn’t Read a Single Book This Summer and I’m Happy About It

    When I packed to go to my family’s summer home for vacation this year, I made sure to download some books in preparation. I reviewed the “summer reading lists” from people I respect, and chose several titles that looked interesting and valuable.

    by George Brontén
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