Transparency and Selling
Salespeople aren’t taught transparency, but need to learn it.
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Salespeople aren’t taught transparency, but need to learn it.
To turn the tide on sputtering revenue numbers, sales organizations ratchet up pressure on sellers to hit targets. Many will seek a fool-proof formulaic antidote. The more scientific it feels, the more control it gives over success–or so they presume. Some swear by sales benchmarking. Landslide Technologies’ SFA (sales force automation) application ensures you can […]
The obvious costs and benefits hide the critical relational aspects of value in the buying decision.
Sometimes “free” can be the beginning of good customer relationship.
The economy has a silver lining – greater customer focus. Will it last?
Short term opportunism can have long term reputational and trust costs.
According to a recent Braintrust study on B2B selling, only 33% of sales reps consistently hit their targets. Whether that data point reflects inaccurate goalsetting or a need for upskilling, that’s a lot of rejection. Losing a sale is a challenge that sits squarely at the intersection of business revenue and personal psychology. While it […]
We often think of establishing trust in business relationships in sales-related roles. For instance, if I have a product or service, I will tell you how my industry knowledge and credentials will make it clear I am the person you should buy from. In short, you can trust me. I know everything there is to […]