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Sales Leadership in Uncertain Times

Brooks Group

98% of our revenue came from live, in-person sales training. We have a lot of incredibly smart people on our team, some of whom are exceptional at analyzing data, spotting trends, and developing training material to fill needs. We also have world-class sales training facilitators , whose in-person programs had all been canceled.

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B2B Book Club Selection (August 2022)

Account Manager Tips

B2B Book Club Selection (August 2022) A monthly selection of handpicked business books specifically to help key account managers get better results for their clients, companies and careers. Account Manager Tips · 1. Sales training and enablement is focused on the sales team, not the leaders.

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Advice for New Sales Managers: 10 Tips

Brooks Group

Sales managers are responsible for leading a company’s sales team to achieve or exceed their sales targets and contribute to the company’s overall revenue and growth objectives. This includes setting sales goals, monitoring performance, and providing sales coaching and feedback.

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What Are You Really Asking Of “Your People?”

Jeffrey Gitomer

“I want our people to be MORE accountable.”. Our main issue this year is ‘accountability.’”. Accountability is the number one recurring theme throughout sales leadership in the United States. Sales leaders want their salespeople to be more accountable for their actions, activity, numbers, and (of course) sales.

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The Sliding Scale of Sales Transformation

Mike Kunkle

Opportunity management is the act of purposefully uncovering and satisfying each buyers’ decision criteria and buying process exit criteria, to successful shepherd the opportunity through the stages of the buying and sales process to a final win decision. Strategic Account Management. Account Planning.

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What To Consider When Creating Goals For Your Sales Team

Brooks Group

Here are some general guidelines to consider when thinking about the behaviors that will support attaining your sales goal. The day-to-day activities of an inside account manager, or “farmer”, are going to differ from those of a more traditional “hunter”. Let The Brooks Group Help With Your Sales Goals.

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Fly’s Friday Five: Is Your Sales Team Agile or Fragile?

Brooks Group

I want to talk about some specifics around that, and I want to reference some ideas that Russ Sharer and Michelle Richardson pointed out in Chapter Six of their book, Agile and Resilient: Sales Leadership for the New Normal. One is that sales teams need to be agile – not fragile. I love that term.