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It is especially provocative to believe that you can call on people and companies that don’t already buy what you sell—but that you believe should buy what you sell. Read More

You know the price of success is not that high, especially sales success. On the week of May 9th - 13th, you can take in the 2011 Sales & Marketing Success Conference, the largest on-line conference of it sort, all for the cost is $5, price of a cup of coffee; heck at that price you can have both, Read More

If you don’t care deeply that your customers are made better by what you sell them, then you aren’t going to be a great salesperson—even if you make money. Read More

This week's Joanne Black discusses three specific myths that prevent sales people from closing more deals. Joanne looks at how to avoid trappings that can waste time and clog your funnel, costing you opportunities, time and money. Read More

Large or small, trust and relationships count for a great deal in all sales. In fact, it’s the whole game. Read More

Brian over at BlogEngage has built on something original to that platform, an optional program called the Blog Engage RSS Subscription Service. Read More

You get to choose your beliefs. You also get to choose the actions that you take. You don’t get to choose the consequences of your beliefs or your actions. Read More

This Easter brought back memories of walking behind our 3 year old daughter, pulling eggs out her Easter basket, and placing them out in front of her to be picked up again. That only worked only once. Everyone is tired of sales calls, sales presentations, and marketing using this failing strategy Read More

Most sales people hate voice mail, and most will not leave a message for a number of not so valid reasons: Mistake. While there is no silver bullet to dealing with voice mail, there are specific steps you can take to increase returned calls, and build value over time. Just check out the video! Read More

There are some reasons that your dream client doesn’t want to sit through your presentation that you can do something about. Read More