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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: 5 Key Questions Your Sales Force Should Be Asking Executives
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Sunday, May 31, 2015. 5 Key Questions Your Sales Force Should Be Asking Executives. Executive sales training teaches that selling successfully to C-level folks requires a different approach from selling elsewhere in the organization. You need to be able to quickly and simply demonstrate true value…to offer a new perspective or fresh insights that will help executives solve the problems that matter most. If you implemented this action, what would the business impact be? Don’t ask this in a challengi...
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: August 2014
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Sunday, August 31, 2014. 4 Expert Tips on Finding Top Sales Talent. You can’t afford to hire “B” or “C” players…they take too much time and produce too little. You know from your executive sales training that you should look only for top performers. Here are 4 tips on how to identify them. Always be on the lookout. Don’t necessarily wait for an opening. Those top achievers can be hard to find when you need them. As a sales leader, attracting top talent is a daily activity. Rate attitude above experience.
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: July 2015
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Thursday, July 30, 2015. What To Do When You Blow It with a C-Level Buyer – 4 Steps to Take. Did you blow your first sales meeting with that long-sought-after executive client? You’ve got that sinking feeling that the session did not go well despite your lengthy preparation. It was a “thumbs-down” rating from the very start and there were no tips from your executive sales training program on how to deal with an unexpected reaction that seemed out of your control. Is a second chance worth the effort?
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: October 2014
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Friday, October 31, 2014. How to Find the Real Buyer. Unfortunately there is no consistent shortcut to finding the real buyer…the one who has the most to gain by signing your deal or perhaps the most to lose if the deal falls through. You need to invest the time necessary to find the key executive who can move the deal forward past obstacles like sticky procurement processes or stingy finance folks. Executive sales training experts say that you need to:. Posted by the lsa global team. Effective leaders t...
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: December 2014
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Monday, December 29, 2014. Questions to Consider to Not Squander your C-Level Meeting. Connecting at the C-Level is important. Obtaining a meeting with top executives is difficult. Unfortunately most salespeople do not understand what C-level executives want to hear. Make sure that your executive sales training prepares your sales team for success when they talk to executives. Here are some questions to consider:. What are the company’s top 3 business priorities? Do you truly have a solution to sell?
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: What To Do When You Blow It with a C-Level Buyer – 4 Steps to Take
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Thursday, July 30, 2015. What To Do When You Blow It with a C-Level Buyer – 4 Steps to Take. Did you blow your first sales meeting with that long-sought-after executive client? You’ve got that sinking feeling that the session did not go well despite your lengthy preparation. It was a “thumbs-down” rating from the very start and there were no tips from your executive sales training program on how to deal with an unexpected reaction that seemed out of your control. Is a second chance worth the effort?
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Consultative Selling Training Best Practices: More than Sales Training is Required When You Are In Charge of Sales
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Thursday, July 30, 2015. More than Sales Training is Required When You Are In Charge of Sales. When you are in charge of sales, your company depends upon you to pull together an effective sales team that consistently meets targets. As sales manager, you likely understand the importance of providing developmental opportunities for your reps. Perhaps you even implemented a consultative selling training program. But you recognize that training alone won’t guarantee results. Ensure a talent pipeline. Then pr...
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: February 2015
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Saturday, February 28, 2015. What Would Make this Executive Invite You to Join Him at the Table. What wouldn’t you give to have an invitation from the CEO of your major account to join him at the table? Executive sales training is different from the sales training that prepares you to connect at other levels in an organization. Increase revenues or decrease costs. Do the job better or with less risk. Improve their internal organization. Enhance and grow their customer base. Stay ahead of market trends.
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Executive Selling Training Best Practices: The Best Place to Meet an Executive Buyer May NOT Be in the Office
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Thursday, April 30, 2015. The Best Place to Meet an Executive Buyer May NOT Be in the Office. Selling to an executive? This is how to pull it off:. Figure out where executives gather. Perhaps you can meet them at the golf course, a charity event, a favorite watering hole, or at dinner at the home of a mutual friend. Be ready with a two-sentence elevator pitch. But deliver it in a strictly conversational way and only when given the invitation to tell “what you do.”. Posted by the lsa global team. Effectiv...