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    How to improve performance with a shared sales language

    In the sales industry, we often talk about how process, methodology, technology, and enablement can improve performance.

    by George Brontén

    The fundamental principles of value-based selling

    It’s a sad fact that today’s average B2B sales person is still far more comfortable talking about their products than they are discussing business issues. However the average B2B buyer regards a sales person’s relevant business knowledge as being far more valuable than their ability to regurgitate product features, functions and benefits.

    by Bob Apollo

    How to know if you are you really selling consultatively

    Most of the CEOs and sales leaders I speak with agree that their sales organizations need to be more effective at taking a consultative approach to selling. They insist that they talk about it often and that their salespeople are doing OK with a consultative approach.

    by Dave Kurlan

    Why speed on base wins in baseball and sales

    Dave Roberts' stolen base in game four of the 2004 American League Championship started the Red Sox historic comeback against the Yankees that resulted in them winning the 2004 World Series.

    by Chris Mott

    A progressive approach to qualification (that isn't BANT)

    Like a growing number of other commentators, I have come to believe that the traditional BANT (Budget, Authority, Need and Timeframe) approach to sales opportunity qualification is fundamentally flawed and not fit for purpose when it comes to complex B2B sales.

    by Bob Apollo

    How to magically move prospects into a buying state of mind

    Let's cover some of the lies being told to companies with sales organizations and how those lies prevent sales organizations from being their best.

    by Dave Kurlan
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