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Why Sales Are Faltering In This Economy, And What To Do About It
Monday, 5 Oct, 2009
Why Sales Are Faltering In This Economy, And What To Do About It

IS IT TIME TO TRULY HELP BUYERS BUY?
There are actually two major things a buyer must do prior to making a purchasing decision. Of course they must ultimately choose a supplier and a solution (that’s the role of sales). But they also must manage all of the off-line, behind-the scenes change issues that must take place internally so they can [...]

What Are Buyers Doing While We Wait?
Monday, 13 Jul, 2009
What Are Buyers Doing While We Wait?

Buyers have lots to do before they buy. And it has little to do with your product or their need.
You know those times when buyers show up and, barely before you can ask them what they need, buy? That’s because they’ve already done what they need to do BEFORE they contact you and they are ready. Unfortunately, the [...]

Sales Treats A Need As If It Were An Isolated Event
Thursday, 11 Jun, 2009
Sales Treats A Need As If It Were An Isolated Event

We all know that sales is a failed model; we’re good sellers and offer great customer service, our products are good, and our buyers have a need that we can fulfill. But we fail to close at least 90% of the time.
If it’s not us, not our product, and the need is obvious, what’s going [...]

Changing The Paradigm: Is A 200% Increase In Sales Possible?
Monday, 17 Jul, 2006
Changing The Paradigm: Is A 200% Increase In Sales Possible?

In the recent issue of Harvard Business Review, the editor Thomas Stewart, in his editorial, commented that in their article, Barry Trailer and Jim Dickie point out that “…customers’ buying processes have evolved in our world of ubiquitous, instant, global communication, but companies’ selling processes have for the most part stayed the same.’
I’m here to [...]