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This week on Salesopedia we hear from subject matter experts on how you can leverage public speaking to improve your sales outcomes. Linda Musgrove, the Tade Show Teacher, shares her tips in “The Power of Public Speaking“. There is even a homework assignment! The second article “Speaking to be Heard”
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With Facebook going public, there has been a growing concern over Internet privacy. Should you be concerned about how much third party advertisers know about you? Are you aware Google tracks and monitors your searches? That’s right. When you do a Google search, your results will be different from the
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We want to share this information for your awareness and possible action. Without attracting too much publicity, LinkedIn has updated their privacy conditions. Without any action from your side, LinkedIn is now permitted to use you name and picture in any of their advertisements. Some simple actions to be considered:
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This week on Salesopedia we take you to Objections University for some schooling. Jim Domanski is the lead article with “How to Beat the Budget Objection“. As he puts it – the ‘budget’ is one of the most ambiguous – and consequently, most frustrating- objections in the world of telephone
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This week on Salesopedia we look at the art of interpersonal skills and etiquette. How do you get along? Etiquette expert Lydia Ramsey kicks things off with “Business Etiquette Resolutions” where she shares ten resolutions to help you succeed in your business. “The Importance of Empathy in Professional Selling” is
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This week Salesopedia looks at cerebral selling. We could figure out how to explain how Spock’s Vulcan mind-meld works so we are sharing some articles from experts on the topic instead. Stu Schlackman starts things off with “Tips For Selling to Your Prospect’s Brain“. He identifies three areas that will
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This week Salesopedia looks at the challenge of finding new clients. C.J. Hayden kicks things off with her article, appropriately titled “Where Do I Find new Clients?” C.J. provides a 3-step guide for how to begin the process. Bernadette Doyle looks at the idea of winning new business by providing
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This week on Salesopedia we feature articles designed for sales leaders. Colleen Francis starts things off with “Top Five Ways of Becoming a Better Sales Coach“. Mike Brooks then takes a look at the never ending question of “How to Handle Underperforming Sales Reps“. A new author to Salesopedia, Steve
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This week on Salesopedia we feature articles on attitude and motivation. Two critically important elements of those successful in sales. The first article is by Waldo Waldman who would know better than most “How to Become a Winning Sales ACE“. Jeremy Ulmer follows up with the “Top 15 Ways to
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This week Salesopedia looks at the topic of sales training. The first article by Kendra Lee “When Sales Training Isn’t Working” looks at some of the reasons sales training doesn’t work and ways to ensure the training investment sticks. The second article this week “Sales REP Or Sales PRO?” is
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This week on Salesopedia we look at time management and organizational tips. Doug Dvorak starts things off with his article “How to Use Time Management to Become a More Successful Sales Professional!” As it puts it “There is a time for everything.” Dr. Donald Wetmore writes about the virtues of
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This week on Salesopedia we hear from some experts on prospecting, the critical component to success. The opening article “7 Cold Call Opening Statements From Hell” by Jim Domanski looks at common opening statements that are sure to send you in the wrong direction. As he puts it, “If you
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This week’s articles on Salesopedia will be of particular interest to anyone who is inside sales. The articles will also provide some insights for anyone who uses the telephone to prospect or expand business relationships. Two authors are featured, the first is inside sales guru Jim Domanski. He starts off
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