In a Crisis, Boring Works | Daily Sales Briefing #4
In a crisis like this it is easy to move away from the basics that matter most in sales in the search of bright shiny things. The basics are boring but, in a crisis,
In a crisis like this it is easy to move away from the basics that matter most in sales in the search of bright shiny things. The basics are boring but, in a crisis,
Asking people to call you back is a bit obnoxious–even if there is value and reason. When I got the message below from Daniel McLellan, I had to share it with you. The way
Why is it ok to prospect? Prospecting objections. You’re going to get them – even when you’ve got empathy packed into relevant offerings, stories, and solutions. First, I need to address something important. Should
The basics and fundamentals are boring. But, in a crisis situation, boring works. Sadly, though, it is very easy is when you are surrounded by chaos to get away from the fundamentals. That’s why,
On this daily sales briefing, Jeb Blount discusses the four things you need to be doing right now to protect your sales job during the coronavirus crisis.
During unplanned timeouts in business, the very best companies and ultra-high performers embrace that gift of time and leverage it as much as possible. There are some excellent anecdotes concerning the value of leveraging
On Coronavirus Talk #5, I’m not going to presume to tell you that the fear of losing your health, job, house, income, or retirement account is unfounded because it is not. This is not
The telephone is the ultimate virtual selling tool. Since Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, it has been the work horse of virtual selling. Yet, I’m seeing posts everywhere these days with headlines that
In this crisis, time is your greatest asset. Yet you cannot control time, you can only control YOU. On this selling in a crisis daily briefing you’ll learn why protecting the Golden Hours is
