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Buyers don’t sit and wait for sellers
Monday, 19 Dec, 2011
Buyers don’t sit and wait for sellers

Around 85% of a buyer’s pre-purchase, back-end decision issues get addressed privately, outside of the seller’s purview, and a seller has no place at the table. Here is where we lose our sales – as buyers manage the internal politics, and the strategic/change issues – not because our solutions aren’t relevant or because we haven’t done a good job selling.
The [...]

Behaviors aren’t rational
Friday, 2 Dec, 2011
Behaviors aren’t rational

Science, sales, negotiating, and the prison system – not to mention neuromarketing, neurosciences, and decision making sciences – have a base-line belief  that there is a ‘rational’ way to recognize choice -  rationality assumed when the ‘appropriate information’ is available to decide with.
In other words, when choices are made that go against what the world [...]

Sharon Drew’s ‘retirement’ & the Future of Buying Facilitation®
Friday, 18 Nov, 2011
Sharon Drew’s ‘retirement’ & the Future of Buying Facilitation®

By any objective standard, I’ve been successful: It’s been a blessing that an out-of-the-box idea…

An Intelligent Contact Sheet
Friday, 11 Nov, 2011
An Intelligent Contact Sheet

The field of marketing automation would like to get the right data, at the right time, to prospects who sign up on contact sheets.

Cold Calling Works – and it’s fun!
Monday, 7 Nov, 2011
Cold Calling Works – and it’s fun!

I’m here to tell you that cold calling can be one of the most effective ways to meet new prospects and close sales. And it’s a whole lotta fun.
I know, I know. Most sellers eschew cold calling, preferring instead to network, get referrals, golf, meet face-to-face or make friends through facebook and twitter.
Did you ever [...]

Where does selling begin? Activate the buying journey immediately
Wednesday, 28 Sep, 2011
Where does selling begin? Activate the buying journey immediately

Where does selling begin? Why do we begin a buyer conversation by focusing on finding needs?