When the ROI of marketing automation isn’t what you expect, don’t retreat to a basic email package. Before you go, get honest about whether you really gave marketing automation a chance.
The scales have shifted. Buyers have evolved in the ways that they prefer to purchase. Technology, digital channels and non-stop connectivity continue to empower today’s buyers with more immediate information and many more choices than ever before. We, as marketers must change to adapt to these changes.
In the second part of this two-part webinar series, Debbie Paul and Ian Heller discuss how to build a sales force that will differentiate by using consultative selling.
In this free whitepaper, we outline how distributors can build a more consultative and adaptive sales force to differentiate in 2021 and beyond.
In this webinar we take a look at the results of the 2021 State of Sales in Distribution survey.
We talk a lot about the importance of sales reps’ selling value, rather than going directly to price.
Selling more to existing customers is more profitable than acquiring new customers. So why don’t many distributors succeed at effectively cross-selling to their customers?
Distributors’ field sales teams are adapting to a new way of reaching prospects now that they cannot just get in the car to visit in person.
When most distributors talk about inside sales, they are usually referring to customer service agents. Yet, customer service personnel are generally more reactive than sales agents, because their goals are to make customers happy and solve problems.
A sales call guide can be a useful tool to help salespeople connect with prospects and ensure they are firing on all cylinders with every interaction, whether in person or virtually.