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Whenever I have the chance to speak to groups, I always start by asking the following question: “Who loves salespeople?” You might be surprised to find (or maybe you won't be) that I'm often the only person in the room with my hand raised. This has even happened when I'm speaking to groups composed entirely of salespeople! Why is that the case? Read More

Saying you are in sales and being a sales professional are two different things. Read More

eam selling is a whole new dynamic for a lot of new sales people, even tenured sales people and executives can often miss in a team environment. Sales people are measured by their individual contribution to the bottom-line but in team selling they need to take a look at the bigger picture and engage and coordinate a whole team. Today's assignme Read More

This is a blog post on why selling is easier with three choices. Read More

Put an end to boring business practices! Read More

Different sales people have different comfort zones, read this and vote on how we should proceed Read More

You can tell what an organisation's answer to this question is by how it manages its bids, tenders, proposals and responses to Invitations To Tender and Requests For Proposals (ITTs/RFPs). And by its win rate. Read More

A tutorial that will focus on what it means to become a thought leader. Learn more about the benefits of building a reputation as an expert in your industry. Read More

One of my least favorite activities as both a young sales representative and a young sales manager was reviewing pipelines. Why? Because as a young sales person I was never taught what opportunity really meant, and as a young sales manager I was not skilled at teaching others. Read More

In this episode Karl discusses how Sales Evangelists become conduits of new ideas and information. By sharing what others are doing and the results of innovative ideas, we can help people adopt new concepts. Read More