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15 Reasons Why You Might be a Bad Account Manager

Account Manager Tips

15 Reasons Why You Might be a Bad Account Manager Bad key account managers fail to build business relationships and achieve results. Here are fifteen signs you might be a bad key account manager and how to turn yourself into a good one. Has no plan Which clients need an account plan?

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10 Steps to Win Over Your Client’s New Procurement Team

Account Manager Tips

First things first: find out what they want You can't adapt your account strategy until you understand what the new procurement team want. One of the only sales books I've read that has a dedicated chapter on partnering with procurement. The world's most amazing community of key account manager.

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Forget elephants; hunt whales instead

Deep Insight

Whale Hunting with Global Accounts. It’s not often that I write book reviews but if there’s one book on sales management you should plan to read before the end of the summer holidays, it’s Whale Hunting with Global Accounts. Key Takeaways. Key account managers should not just be order-takers.

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The 10 Immutable Laws Every Business Needs to Follow

Jermaine Edwards

There are 10 immutable laws that shape the philosophy, outcomes and actions of high performing businesses, key account managers and customer serving professionals over the long term. Then first dive headline into Dr Amy Banks book Wired to connect. Here they are…. What do I mean by this?

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The 10 immutable laws every business needs to follow

Jermaine Edwards

There are 10 immutable laws that shape the philosophy, outcomes and actions of high performing businesses, key account managers and customer serving professionals over the long-term. Then first dive headline into Dr Amy Banks book Wired to connect. Here they are…. What do I mean by this?

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How To Solve Problems You Didn’t See Coming

Jermaine Edwards

The process of thinking time was inspired by a book called “ The Road Less Stupid ” written by Keith Cunningham, a mentor to Tony Robbins and the man who inspired “ Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”. Your ability to cultivate a practice of reflection, evaluation and challenge of your day-to-day activities and habits will transform your results.