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Process & Method

The sales process are the steps you take to make a sale from start to completion. A sales methodology is how you sell and reflects who you are as a business in order to drive sales. Examples of sales methodologies include SPIN, Solution, Conceptual and Inbound.

ABM

ABM – The Zero Waste Strategy For Revenue Growth

ABM is a long term, coordinated approach to marketing and sales, not a tactic, campaign or a sales method. The statistics on ABM success can’t be ignored but it may not be for every organisation.
Lucky

21 Sales Myths Busted

Don't get siloed with who you know, network trade shows, online groups and always be connected around shared interests. Trust me - go do the research.
Preparation

Telephone Sales Techniques For Success (Part 2): Pre-call Preparation

Once you have your general mindset under control, it’s time to look at how you prepare your week. Be organised, be clear on your structure, focus areas and priorities.
Question

The Answer Is Always No, Unless You Ask.

The biggest secret to winning business is to ask for the business and the biggest choke-hold to asking, running in parallel, is fear.
‘On-The-Call’ Actions

Telephone Sales Techniques For Success (Part 3): 18 ‘On-The-Call’ Actions

You’ve prepared extensively for the coming call. You’re in the right mindset, and you know everything possible about your client. Here’s 18 tips on what to do when you pick up the phone.
Piggy Bank

“I don’t have budget” – what to do next

You’re with a prospect and they have a need—yet they are saying your solution is too expensive. You’re concerned they will look elsewhere.
Melbourne

The History of Sales Methodology – Part 3 (1990s – 2010’s)

Sales is one of the oldest professions in the world but where did it all start? Part 3 covers the 1990s – 2010's and the selling methodologies during this period included Relationship Selling, Solutions Selling and the Challenger sale..
Growth

“If You Don’t Know, You Won’t Grow!”

There are a multitude of ways to retain and grow existing customers and the same goes for securing new customers. Before you charge off into a frenzy of activity, it’s important to consider which of those is most likely to work best for you, your target market and the solution you sell.
Opportunity

Why You Need Create Opportunities and Not Just Find Them

Finding new opportunities and creating them are two different outcomes. Creating new opportunities requires a different approach. If you aspire to be a trusted advisor, you need to demonstrate why and how.