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    Do You Want to Kill the Pain, or Solve the Problem?

    Most of us know that in order to stay healthy, we need exercise, good nutrition, rest, and to take our vitamins. But very often, we get busy with life and forget these essentials. Before long, we start to suffer for it. At that point, we all know we should slow down and address the problem - but more often, we seek a pill to kill the pain so we can keep going.

    by George Brontén

    You Can't Lose Customers or Salespeople - 2 Secrets to Their Retention

    As we wade deeper into recession, you will certainly agree that there are two things you must not lose:

    1) Customers/Clients
    2) Good/Great Salespeople

    by Dave Kurlan

    Don’t Brake While Going Uphill - What Sales Teams Should Do To Prepare For Tough Times

    Economists say we are experiencing a global combination of factors that will likely lead to a recession again, and soon. Inflation, supply chain issues, rising interest rates, general uncertainty - all add up to economic unease.

    by George Brontén

    Salespeople Close 172% More Doing This to Sell Value

    Here’s a startling fact you may not know: Salespeople who uncover budgets are 172% more likely to close business than those who do not. This stat drives home the point that you must have a sales process that includes money discussions early in the conversation and you must help salespeople sell value by being more comfortable having those conversations.

    by Gretchen Gordon

    Could the DACI Framework Help You Make More Sales?

    Some of my biggest sales insights have come from disciplines outside of sales. I read blogs and white papers and books, listen to podcasts and watch webinars across a wide range of interest areas from the personal to the professional and everything in between. At Membrain we encourage our employees to learn and grow in areas outside their immediate discipline as well.

    by George Brontén

    Selling and the Need for Speed

    We had Chinese for dinner and my fortune said, "Speed is not as important as accuracy." When you think of speed what are the first things that come to mind?

    by Dave Kurlan
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