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Sales vs. Account Management: What Every Sales Leader Needs to Know

Brooks Group

Understanding the difference between landing new business and managing existing accounts is critical for your sales organizations success. On the surface, sales and account management have similar goals: Build strong relationships with customers and increase profitable revenue.

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The Difference Between Customer Satisfaction vs. Customer Loyalty

Brooks Group

Knowing how these two diverge is important for delivering effective sales training and improving long-term results. This understanding allows sales professionals to anticipate and address future challenges, which reinforces the value of the partnership. Develop skills for creating long-term account management strategies.

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Selling challenges in professional services: Sales processes and skills

Red Star Kim

Delegates from legal and accountancy practices in the UK and overseas (Brussels and Amsterdam) shared how to tackle those challenges. What is surprising is that despite having demanding sales roles for new and existing clients, many professional services marketers have received little formal sales training.

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The Perplexing Power of Process & Methodology in Complex B2B Sales

Mike Kunkle

The most commonly supported activities for commercial methodologies include prospecting and opportunity management. Take a look at the below chart to see an overview of methodology aligned to the customer lifecycle and sales processes.

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How to Roll Out a Sales Account Management Plan

Brooks Group

The hiring manager said, “As soon as you get the orders, we can negotiate what type of development team you’ll have supporting you.” The success of any substantive change to your sales approach relies on company-wide buy-in. The same is true for implementing a new strategic account management plan.

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The Future of Sales: Predictions from the “Nostradamus's” of Selling

Hubspot Sales

This means we’ll also see a rise in the need for excellent sales training around conversational abilities and navigating complex sales effectively.” -Rex Matt Sunshine, managing partner, The Center for Sales Strategy. The only thing that changes from manager to seller is the conversation. Sales has split.

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The Top Sales Trends of 2018

Hubspot Sales

As companies demand higher success rates and competition intensifies, I believe we will see more sales training and empowerment for SDRs,” says Roy Weissman, VP of Sales at SendPulse and sales consultant. SDRs with limited or poor training are costing companies lost sales. 4) Sales automation.

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