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Sales Training And The “Forgetting Curve”
Every year, billions are spent in sales training. Yet all the data shows over 80% of what is taught is forgotten within 90 days. As a result, what … [Read more...] about Sales Training And The “Forgetting Curve”
Matt’s App of the Week: Productive
The way I’ve operationalized New Years Resolutions over the past few years has been to identify goals and habits. Historically I’ve managed habits … [Read more...] about Matt’s App of the Week: Productive
B2B Reads: Omnichannel Commerce, Chat Apps, and Influencer Fraud
In addition to our Sunday App of the Week feature, we also summarize some of our favorite B2B sales & marketing posts from around the Web each … [Read more...] about B2B Reads: Omnichannel Commerce, Chat Apps, and Influencer Fraud
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Translating Your Goal to Theirs | Sales Strategies
It is common for me to get questions like, “How do I get my sellers to reach their sales goals?” Here’s my … [Read more...] about Translating Your Goal to Theirs | Sales Strategies
New Year Leadership: Are Your Goals Big Enough?
Followers set small goals, leaders set big goals. How do your goals measure up? Are you aligned with being more of a follower or a leader? … [Read more...] about New Year Leadership: Are Your Goals Big Enough?
Selling incremental improvement isn’t enough!
If you’re involved in complex B2B sales, and if what you are selling is anything other than an absolute “must buy” necessity, then … [Read more...] about Selling incremental improvement isn’t enough!
The Science of Strategy – What Steve Jobs and I Have in Common
Strategy is one of those words that, to a right brain creative like me, every now and then sends ‘this does not compute’ messages through … [Read more...] about The Science of Strategy – What Steve Jobs and I Have in Common
