sales enablement
Why you should stop spending so much on technology
In almost every industry, technology spend continues to increase year over year, and sales is no exception. Currently, some companies spend more than $12,000 per salesperson and year in sales technology, not counting implementation costs and lost productivity.
Just how much is your organizational knowledge worth?
You probably know or can put your hands on metrics for a lot of aspects of your sales organization. For instance, you know how much your salespeople need to sell in order to meet your revenue goals.
Are limiting beliefs undermining your success?
Every sales manager has encountered a salesperson who just can’t seem to “get it.” This is the underperforming team member you work with on the same thing over and over, and no matter how much training, enablement, and coaching you provide, they just keep making the same bad decisions, having the same bad conversations, and experiencing the same bad outcomes.
Here's how to be less like a predator and more mycorrhizal fungus
Every sales leader appreciates a great salesperson who can “hunt” and "close more logos” than anyone else. But in the complex b2b world, sometimes your team needs to be less hunters and more mycorrhizal fungus. Here’s why–and how.
Predictable buying
We spend lots of time and money trying to create predictable revenue, increasing the predictability of our sales approaches. We constantly engineer, refine, tune and re-engineer what we do and how we engage our customers to produce POs.
Win more with old-fashioned, in-person sales meetings
Despite reports to the contrary, the old-fashioned, in-person sales meeting isn’t dead.
