Listen to Tony & Michelle discuss strategies and tips about coaching & motivating your team during this current crisis. Topics include dealing with your customers, leveraging your trusted adviser status, and keeping morale of your sales team hi
If there was a Good Housekeeping “Seal of Approval” for sales efficacy, it would go to the Optimizer – the last of the sales profiles we have been spotlighting in our Five Types of Sellers podcast series.At the apex of the sales profession, the
If you have sales professionals that would rather prospect than sleep; would never think of stopping to have a sit-down lunch unless they were pitching a client; and are focused on winning at all costs – you likely have been introduced to the “
If ubiquity were a commodity, there’s a certain kind of sales professional whose payoff would be like winning the lottery. Called the “servicer” type of seller, they’re known for providing ever-present customer service to their clients. Likely,
Those afternoons on the golf course, free lunches, and social visits must be having a positive effect on your sales — or are they? In today’s increasingly commoditized marketplace, friendship selling no longer guarantees that you’ll win the bus
Like fingerprints, no two buyers are alike. Though not as prolific in their variety, sellers, too, tend to exhibit a selling style that is uniquely theirs.But does this mean that sellers are consigned to a life of accessing just the strengths t
Michelle Richardson:I'm Michelle Richardson, Vice President of the Sales Performance Research Center at the Brooks Group.Drea Douglass:My name is Drea Douglass. I'm Director of Talent Management Consulting at the Brooks Group.Tony Smith:I'm Ton