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Sometimes, stating the obvious is nothing more than that; merely verbalizing what everybody in the audience already knows. Sometimes, something is obvious to the speaker/writer, but is genuinely a novel concept for the audience. Sometimes, everybody already knows, but only a few actually practice Read More

Attitude is key to execution it permeates every aspect of the approach and actions taken during the sale. While it may seem like an intangible, it is very much something the individuals can control, and manage. Read More

When the right metrics are captured and used well, they are powerful. Here are six metrics that you aren’t tracking, but predict your performance. Read More

This month’s topic on Sales Bloggers Union is: “Do we sell based on the way we buy?” It’s an interesting question, but the more interesting question is to we treat the people we are selling to in the very same that we would want to be treated were we buying?

Would you, selling the way you sell n Read More

Paul McCord presents a practical step by step guide to busting your sales slump. The great thing about the book is not only the clear direction given for each step, but that you don't have to be in a slump to benefit from the book. Read More

The job of a sales person is to create and fill demand. Many focus way too much on product and other secondary things that place them more on the supply side of sales. Read More

Take the 90/12 prospecting-nurturing challenge; you will see results and you will set yourself up for a rocking New Year. Read More

You’re not looking for a fair fight at the boardroom table. You are looking to stack the deck so heavily in your favor that it’s not a fair contest. Read More

If you believe that in challenging conditions that you can only sell price, you will find evidence to support your beliefs. But you will be wrong. Read More

We all make choices, some good some bad. As sales professional you choose to succeed or fail, one is no harder than the other, so why do some continue to choose to avoid success. Read More