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Putting the You in USP

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Customers expect Sales People to be subject matter experts. That is one thing that comes out really strongly from the recent research we carried out..

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Do your customers trust you?

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Of course your customers trust you. Don’t they? Trust is the single most important part of the relationship between a Sales Person and the customer...

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A Question Bank will improve your sales conversations

Posted by Philip Kreindler

When I ask Sales People what percentage of the time the customer should be talking, they typically say 70%. But in reality they do 70% of the..

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The best Sales People start with the end in mind 

Posted by Philip Kreindler

What customers say about you is the clearest possible indicator of whether they are going to move forwards. They don’t necessarily say things..

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Do you need a Chief Persistency Officer?

Posted by Karen Baumann

See if this scenario rings any bells. You’ve had a great first meeting with a client and they seem really keen to do business with you but when you..

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Procurement is more about selling than buying

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Here is the way old school Sales People think about Procurement. ‘They are the enemy. They make me jump through endless hoops. If I can just get past..

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The most important phase of a sale is implementation

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Apparently the French like to buy their hand dishwashing liquid in large containers, 1.5 litres is quite usual. I confess I don’t do much dishwashing..

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Death by Falling in Love

Posted by Philip Kreindler

Death by falling in love! It may sound more like opera than complex B2B selling but this is what I call the phenomena of a Sales Person giving all..

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3 Common Pitfalls to the Buying Centre

Posted by Philip Kreindler

I am sure you already know about the Buying Centre, maybe you call it the Buying Group or Decision Making Unit and you may use different terminology..

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Sweet and bitter – selling Swiss chocolate to the world

Posted by Philip Kreindler

I may be a bit biased but there is no doubt that the Swiss make excellent chocolate. High quality combined with clever marketing has resulted in..

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