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Stop the Selling to CEO Hype

Posted by Philip Kreindler

There are a lot of training companies out there who will tell you if you are not selling to the C-level you are going to fail. They will happily go..

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A Business Case accelerates the sale

Posted by Paul Howdle

With no Business Case your proposals are limited to features, benefits and price. A business case immediately lifts the quality of your discussions..

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How to Beat your Competitors

Posted by Peter Trix

If you are a Sales Professional you like to win, it’s in your DNA. You love winning and hate losing. But it’s not just about doing a professional job..

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A Leading Sales Training Manager Speaks

Posted by Philip Kreindler

An interview between Phil Kreindler and Jenny Lloyd-Jenkins, European Sales Training Manager for Elavon, a global Merchant Services provider.

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It Takes Team Work to Win

Did you watch the World Cup earlier this year? The host country Brazil has a proud history of footballing success and with a team of international..

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3 Things for Successful Selling to the Public Sector

When you look at your annual tax bill it’s reasonable to think there must be a lot of potential business to be won from government contracts. In fact..

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Learn to Love Opportunity Reviews

Posted by Philip Kreindler

B2B sales cycles are getting longer and more complex so the cost of pitching is rising – our research suggests the effort you have to make has..

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Why Customers Buy the Wrong Solution

Posted by Philip Kreindler

The project is a disaster – whose fault is it?

There is an increasing concern among customers that they are being sold the wrong solutions and there..

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MAAP – Taking control of the Sales Process

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Mostly you will start off not being in control of the Sales Process. Buyers will ask you for prices up front, solutions straight away or for..

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How to Plan the Perfect First Sales Meeting

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Here is one scary statistic that will make reading this blog worthwhile – in our recent research we found 52% of customers were dissatisfied with..

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