What does it take to turn first-time buyers into repeat customers? They’re looking for four factors.
A study by the Forum Corp. identifies them:
A Sales Strategy is comprehensive and uses a methodological approach to make sure you get your products and services in front of the people who need them. It becomes your operating plan for your sales organization. These posts can aid you.
by Ken Dooley
What does it take to turn first-time buyers into repeat customers? They’re looking for four factors.
A study by the Forum Corp. identifies them:
by Ken Dooley
Too many salespeople move on as soon as a prospect utters these words, accepting the idea that they can’t overcome them. Big mistake.
“I’m very satisfied with my present supplier.”
For some, it’s the end of the story. Other salespeople accept the challenge, realizing there are ways to overcome every sales objection. You can’t just walk in and expect prospects to end a satisfactory relationship with another supplier.
Is your company still using one of these tried-and-true sales models to market its products? If so, it may be time to consider a new strategy:
Some sales organizations are skeptical of social networking’s ability to increase revenue. But these six no-cost business models prove it’s a resource every salesforce can capitalize on:
by Ken Dooley
Salespeople have been warned for years about the economic impact of losing customers. With the advent of the Internet, there are five new hidden costs that should be considered, according to Kyle LaMalfa, a sales consultant:
by Ken Dooley
There are no magic bullets when it comes to your salespeople getting a foot in the door with hard-to-see prospects. There are “strategies” that are almost guaranteed to turn prospects off forever.
Here are four of them you may want to share with your salespeople.
by Ken Dooley
Salespeople who work so hard to get in front of prospects are bewildered when they fail to get a second appointment. The reasons are obvious — especially to the prospect.
Consultant John Graham addresses the problem with the following “open” letter to all salespeople:
by Ken Dooley
There are a ton of less-than-stellar practices out there killing marketing initiatives. And most of them are avoidable.
For example:
Budgets are tight, and competition is tighter. Right now, most buyers feel like you need their business more than they need you. But here are five ways to turn the tables and create an atmosphere where they’re bargaining based on your terms. Know your walk-away point: With so many companies competing for every prospect’s dollar, it’s…
Why are so many companies shifting marketing resources online? Because very low-cost lead generation tactics, like search engine optimization (SEO), deliver high quality leads at virtually no cost.