Sales and the Difference Between Momentum and Inertia
Momentum is defined as the tendency of a body to remain in motion. Inertia is the tendency of a body to oppose the change
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Momentum is defined as the tendency of a body to remain in motion. Inertia is the tendency of a body to oppose the change
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Here’s the premise: It is very helpful to know your prospect’s Critical Business Issues before the discovery call begins! Wait, what? Don’t you need
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Confirmed: The Doing Discovery and Great Demo! Third Edition books are available internationally on these Amazon sites: Country or Region URL Australia amazon.com.au Austria
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Imagine that you own and operate a nice restaurant. How would you feel if you took reservations from 100 folks for an evening of
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What’s the difference between precision and accuracy – and how does this relate to demos? “Accuracy is how close a given set of measurements
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On average, 45% of all forecasted opportunities result in No Decision outcomes. This means that nearly half the time spent working sales opportunities is
That’s good, right? Nope. They didn’t take action yesterday, or the day before, or the day before that, or before that… Every day that
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“Sales, presales, and the tools that get us there…” I joined Miles Martin for this 40-minute exploration of: Intro – with a reverse! Experiences
The Sales Hustle Podcast – Great Demo! & Doing Discovery Insights Read More »
Sadly, if you are in B2B sales or presales, an average of 45% of your time is wasted in sales opportunities that go… nowhere!
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On average, 45% of all forecasted opportunities result in No Decision outcomes. This means that nearly half the time spent working sales opportunities is
Reduce Your “No Decision” Outcomes – The Single Largest Waste of Sales Teams’ Time Read More »