Sales has changed dramatically since the ’90s and, while that decade might be fun for the occasional trip down memory lane, sales has come a long way since then.
In this three-part series, we cover three tactics essential to the modern salesperson: disrupting buyer inertia, harnessing the conversion power of advocacy, and leveraging the psychology of purchase decisions.
In this three-part series, we cover three tactics essential to the modern salesperson: disrupting buyer inertia, harnessing the conversion power of advocacy, and leveraging the psychology of purchase decisions
In this three-part series, we cover three tactics essential to the modern salesperson: disrupting buyer inertia, harnessing the conversion power of advocacy, and leveraging the psychology of purchase decisions.
The Salesforce World Tour is only a couple of days away and the buzz is definitely building. Last year was my first time attending this event and I have to admit to being…
The age of the empowered consumer is here and it’s causing major shifts in the sales landscape. While customers are becoming more connected – giving businesses almost infinite opportunities to reach them – they’re also gaining the ability to avoid salespeople or advertising material by being able to find everything they need online.
It wasn’t so long ago that customers were okay waiting 24-48 hours to hear back from a business when they initiated communication via phone or even email.
Sales and marketing is critical to the success of a small business. Yet, in today’s market, it’s no longer viable for sales and marketing to operate in silos. They have to be collaborating, and they need the technology to do so.