Archive for the ‘Sales Targets’ Category

Personalized services are a great way to connect with your customers and increase the chances that they will use your product, recommend your services to others, and maintain a loyal relationship with you.

Sales skills can be taught, but before you spend money on expensive sales training, one of the best ways to get better at sales is to spend some time honing your skills with some of these simple tips.

In most parts of Asia, business cultures can be very opaque and unpredictable. For many western firms looking to leverage Asia’s explosive growth to expand their B2B sales, such business environments can be quite baffling.

To successfully drive their B2B sales engagements in Asia-Pacific, sales professionals and business executives need to develop compelling business cases in addition to building superior relationships with their enterprise and government prospects.

We have our business up and running, we are covering our costs, we may be making a profit and now we want to grow that profit. Follow these 8 points and you can have a successful commission only sales team who enjoy working for you and will help you grow that profitable future you are looking for.

Our lives now consist of tracking metrics and setting personal targets. So why is it when it comes to tracking business metrics we become inadequately equipped to monitor the important aspects that keep a company riding high?

An old professor had a simple, yet powerful formula for pre-qualifying opportunities and markets – that is the 3 Ps of pre-qualification. Can its application earlier in the sales cycle avoid a lot of set-backs and surprises?

With more sellers chasing fewer customers these days, do B2B buyers have the upper hand? Well, according to buyers themselves, the answers is yes. However…

I had the opportunity to work with some great B2B sellers and sophisticated process driven buyers over the past month from London, Brisbane, Dublin and New York. While working with them, we noted a number of key insights…

We need to ask ourselves this question every time we are about to approach a prospective customer or client. Why? Because the answer will give us the ability to give the customer exactly what they need…