How do you use your sales plan after it’s written? Does it sit on a shelf under a blanket of dust, or sleep anonymously on a hard drive? If you can’t name at least five different ways [...]
Procurement is now recognized as the biggest, baddest buyer around. And one of the first things Procurement does before putting a service contract out for bid is to decide whether that spend is a [...]
We should all have such problems – the landing of one large contract that covers the year’s sales quota all in one go. If you’re the sales rep, you’ll think (quietly to [...]
You are your brand – your actions define you. They accumulate into a personal brand promise – the promise you keep – not the one you speak. Your customers know this. So does [...]
Landing a large service contract with a big company is the holy grail to service contractors that don’t have them. Big deals have their upsides and down. Unfortunately service contractors [...]
Sales training is necessary, I provide it. But as a sales rep I learned a great deal of training out there isn’t needed. In fact it can be counterproductive. For example, the more [...]
