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I recently added another web-site for motivated sales professionals that want to learn how to spend less time to achieve more C-level sales appointments.
It offers all the components of the X2 Sales system, in whole or in part. If you think cold calling is dead… you’re wrong. It’s all about what you say and how [...]
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on March 14th, 2007 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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A Sales Speaker advises you to Run your Numbers don’t Run After Sales Quota
By Jeff Hardesty
Imagine for a moment that it is your first day in a new sales organization and your sales manager tells you to forget about Quota, block it out of your mind. You may think they’re out of their mind. How [...]
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on December 5th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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Is Sales Prospecting Training a Key Element to Your Sales Results?
By Jeff Hardesty
Have you identified the key sales performance indicators that are dragging you down?ÂÂ
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on December 2nd, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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Consider a Prospecting Certification Course for your Sales Managers. What’s in it for you?
By Jeff Hardesty
The last thing a sales manager wants to do is to go through a certification course in Sales Prospecting They’ve been there and they’ve done that, or they’d not have been promoted to a sales manager level.
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 30th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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Motivational Sales Speaker’s advice on how to use Key Sales Performance Indicators to See if the Shoe fits on both Sides of the Sales Interview Table
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 30th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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A Little Phone Sales Training Will Go a Long Way. Here’s a Real example…
By Jeff Hardesty
We all know ‘sales’ is full of slippery slopes and if something can go wrong, it probably will. After all, the sales process consists of sales prospecting, sales presenting, closing the deal, sales paperwork, order provisioning and order fulfillment.
All of [...]
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 27th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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By Jeff Hardesty
The most successful businesses and certainly, sales departments have identified their Key Performance Indicators (KPI); individual gateways that directly effect the outcome of a particular process. Then they measure the competency ratios in line with them.
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 24th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles •
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By Jeff Hardesty
The most overlooked Key Performance Indicator is the “Magic number,” which refers to how many new appointments a sales rep must generate each week in order to achieve their revenue goal.
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 24th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles, Sales Performance Improvement Articles, Sales Training Articles •
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By Carletta Pennington
A longstanding staff member is complaining about the work habits of your company’s latest new hire and threatening to go home for the day if that same new team member continues to take breaks and leave her with all the work. To make matters worse your new administrative assistant is neither administrating nor [...]
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 18th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles •
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By Carletta Pennington – Senior Consultant – The Omnia Group
Think you can spot a surefire sales pro when you see one? Think again! There are probably some very convincing (and very charming) phonies in your midst!
Posted by Jeff Hardesty on November 18th, 2006 under Sales Management Training Articles •
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