How to Build and Maintain A Strong Sales Force Progressive leaders choose to inspire and empower rather than direct and control their sales force. They recognize that a strong relationship is indeed the key
How To Survive A Summer Sales Slump It can be disconcerting when summer sales are slow. Especially if you feel that you are in a sales slump. These five tips will help you survive
Leveraging The Prospecting Winds It all comes down to your mindset. Prospecting sucks. But, with determination, perseverance, and the prospecting winds at their backs, they are able to leverage and overcome challenges to close
Listen to this podcast as Keith Lubner, Executive Vice President and Head of Training and Consulting at Sales Gravy, and Greg Reffner, Abstrakt CEO and Co-founder, discuss how to succeed in a remote
Brett asks Jeb, “I made 40 prospecting calls and couldn’t get anyone to pick up the phone. How to I get people to answer the telephone when I call?” On this Ask Jeb episode,
Sometimes, The Best Sales Tactic Is Silence As salespeople, we must resist the urge to satisfy our own instinctive need to feel important by talking too much. Here’s a WWII story about how, in
There are Only Two Objectives of Initial Sales Meetings It’s important to understand that there are only two objectives of initial sales meetings: qualify the opportunity and create enough interest to compel your stakeholder
The Art of Accepting Feedback As human beings, our fear of rejection stems from our evolution. However, if you do not face your fear of rejection by asking your clients for feedback, you could
In sales, deals are often won or lost on how well you engage stakeholder’s in sales conversations. On this episode of the Sales Gravy Podcast, Jeb Blount sits down with AJ and Johnny, hosts
