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It came down to a competition, and you were, sadly, bested. Your dream client has told you that you were the runner up. What now? Read More

If your dream client is not dissatisfied, they are not going to be compelled to dive right into a huge change initiative. When no dissatisfaction is present, it is your job to create it. Read More

Last week I announced that I made the leap to return to full-time sales coaching/consulting. I’ve been overwhelmed by the positive response and am incredibly appreciative of all the good wishes and support. So, THANK YOU! In the post I Read More

It's time to stop making plans, promises and resolutions to improve your B2B sales in 2011, and time to start DOING...
This is a simple, sensible checklist of action items you can begin TODAY that will improve your sales performance.
Take five minutes to visit http://ideationz.wordpress.com and g Read More

Presentation skills for business people and engineers

You may need to be able to explain yourself to customers, buyers, other business people and engineers.
Your goal is to make your presentations; Clear, convincing and memorable:

Your goal as a communicator is learn how to: Structure your Read More

A couple of weeks ago, I was on a panel with a number of peers. A couple of the panelists suggested the majority of companies they worked with had no sales Read More

Customer 2.0 is not waiting around for a sales person to get back to them with information, they are online looking for answers from people outside of your company within their own social networks and generally searching for people they should be in contact with. The trick (if you want to call it t Read More

The new year brings new opportunities and possibilities. It also bring a new feature to The Pipeline, a weekly guest post by a leading sales or revenue related expert. To start things off we have a very special view on the state of sales in 2011 from Mr. Dave Stein, CEO and Founder, ES Research Read More

To avoid the Procrustean bed, you have to work on the variable that has the greatest impact on sales results and the greatest impact on productivity; that variable is the win rate. Read More