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Cold Calling is Dead – Potential Customers Should Call You

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We all hate interruptions – those unwanted emails, phone calls and adverts that follow you around while browsing the Internet. If you’re like most..

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3 Steps to Acquire New Leads

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If you have a steady stream of great leads coming in from your existing customers or Marketing activity, stop reading this and get on with following..

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A Happy Customer is Your Best Salesman

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Using referrals to gain new business

“That coat looks great, where did you get it?” “Do you have the number for that builder you used for your house..

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3 Essentials to Make Sales Training Stick

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There is little point sending people on Sales Training courses, most of it is forgotten in a few days. Despite good evaluation scores there is often..

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Improving How Sales and Pre-sales Work Together

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The job of Pre-Sales is to challenge Salespeople

This may come as news to both Pre-Sales and Sales people, at least those who are not already doing a..

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How To Handle Conflicts of Interest

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Are you married or just dating? 

What’s going to happen if you are married and you start fooling around with your partner’s best friend? It’s going..

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How do you manage Sales when you are Competing with Yourself?

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In a fast changing world businesses can end up in strange situations – like competing with themselves – although for very good reasons. We have..

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What Happens When your Customer Becomes your Competitor?

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You have to make a good case to get the business when you are competing against another supplier. But just think how good your proposal has to be..

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Turning a Loss into a Win for You

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Our client, a large software company who spends up to 150 person days on each proposal, expects a very high win rate. So after every loss an..

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Why you shouldn’t always do what your customer wants

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Another blog title that seems to fly in the face of common sense – why wouldn’t you do exactly what customers want? Surely that’s how you will get..

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