From Stealth Mode to Intimidation Mode
Many businesses can start out and plod along for years without making any serious inroads in their marketing. But those who want to grow more quickly, need to take a
Maintaining Control of the Sales Process
A lot of sales training focuses on the idea of maintaining control of the sales process: Directing attention, leading the conversation, deferring questions about price until the end. Essentially it's
How Many Prospects in Your Pipeline?
It would be great if we were able to close every prospect we ever targeted, but that's just ridiculously unrealistic. So how many prospects should we have in our pipeline?
Selling More to Your Existing Clients
Everyone knows it's generally easier selling more to your existing clients than it is to sell to new customers. Still, many salespeople and business owners focus a lot of attention
Dealing With Price-Cutters in the Current Economy
Most value-based businesses hate the idea of price-cutters -- those who go into a market, offering a low price (often for an inferior product,) while pretending it's all the same.
It’s Time to Reboot Your Customer Base
David: In our last podcast, we talked about how adversity reveals a client's true colors. This week. I'd like to take it a step further and explore the idea of
How Adversity Reveals a Client’s True Colors
Many business owners and salespeople have struggled with the effects of stay at home orders, mandated company closures and social distancing requirements. Some have been able to thrive, finding levels
Getting Your Business Back in Gear
While many businesses are now getting back to work, it's not always smooth sailing. Some industries are returning more slowly than others, which leave many business owners and salespeople wondering
Helping Clients Feel Less Isolated
Social distancing has caused many people to feel isolated. This likely applies as much to you as it does to your clients. Helping clients is key. So what can we