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Weekly Roundup: Remote Sales Teams, Virtual Selling, and More

The Center for Sales Strategy

As the state of the pandemic is improving and more and more people are getting the vaccine, companies face the decision to remain remote or open up their offices again. A major part of making sales happen, and happen often, is setting up the right environment for remote sales teams. >>> READ MORE.

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How to Achieve Revenue Recovery for B2B Sales

Hubspot Sales

This includes adopting practices such as sustainable remote work strategies for the health and safety of your employees. For sales teams, this can include embracing virtual experiences with clients and customers. Companies around the world are making a rapid shift to the digital environment. Invest in digital experiences.

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How to Resize and Retool Your Sales Force

Mike Kunkle

Unfortunately, many company executives still needed to make tough choices, even with their revenue-producing teams. Even under financial and emotional duress, strive to make calm, thoughtful, strategic decisions. Another rep might work in an office and sell virtually, without every leaving HQ.

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How to work from home as a salesperson: 9 remote sales tips to live by

Nutshell

Last year, remote work was a growing trend. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to sweep across the globe, professionals in nearly every industry have been forced to work from home in order to follow social distancing best practices. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to ease your transition into remote work.

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5 Virtual Success Tips for Sales and Marketing Leaders

CoSell

Focus On People Naturally, sales and marketing leaders know that it’s the people that make the difference. With Co-Selling, this is foundational. It’s easy to connect at a human level, bring human touch into virtual selling, and keep the channels open for real-human contact. And that’s not all. Business is going strong.

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The New Normal of Selling: Part 1

Chally

Buyers continue to delay closing deals and the willingness of buyers to make instant purchases has limited sales opportunities by 83%[3]. Clients are also embracing virtual engagement with sellers. Seventy to eighty percent of decision makers prefer remote or digital interactions to face-to-face interactions[6].

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Frictionless Selling: Where Modern Selling Meets Modern Buying

Showpad

70% of B2B decision-makers say they are open to making new purchases over $50,000 in a fully self-serve or remote fashion, and 27% would spend more than $500,000.*. Old school personal relationship selling no longer works. That’s why today’s modern selling organizations need a new type of team.