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Serious decisions require a lot of information. They also require a lot more than information. Some things about buying haven’t changed, and aren’t likely to change. Read More

Any recommendations that would violate the building of trust, that indicate that you lack integrity, or that prove that you are dishonest is simply awful advice. Read More

What makes great hunters in sales is the fact that they, more than anyone else, observe the law of the farm. Read More

Persuade:

1. to move by argument, entreaty, or expostulation to a belief, position, or course of action
2. to plead with; urge

The notion that the fundamental job of a sales or marketing professional is to persuade prospects to take some “course of action,” as Merriam-Webster puts it, Read More

While you are sleeping, someone who is willing to outwork you is outselling you. The great game of sales is all about hustle. You have to close the hustle gap. Read More

YPS has a client south-O-the-border that provides a never-ending stream of insights along with new perspectives on proven best practices. Just last week, I watched an exchange between their sales leader and one of the top reps that hit me (and the rest of the group) right between the eyes. It pla Read More

While technology is important and continues to contribute to and improve B2B selling, it is not a replacement for the sales professional. True sales professionals can and do engage those who automation misses, which just happens to be the majority of the potential market. Read More

Salespeople love to complain that all the customer cares about is the price. When we don’t get a deal, we’re quick to point to our higher price as a major cause of defeat. My friend Anthony Iannarino has written extensively Read More

If Oprah can have a book club, why can’t we? I am inviting you to join me in a new venture: The Sales Blog Book Club. Read More

There are all kinds of ideas about why sales is broken. Selling is broken because of a lack of honesty and integrity. But not on the part of salespeople alone. Read More