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Winning Over Buying Groups: How to Sell to Multiple B2B Decision Makers

Brooks Group

Ten to fifteen years ago, a seller could huddle up with three or four decision makers and quickly decide on a purchase. Since 2010, the average buying group has grown from three to four decision makers to six to 10 according to research by Gartner. Decision-making time, compared to five to seven years ago, has increased by 60%.

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8 Essential Sales Negotiation Skills

Brooks Group

Successful sales professionals must be able to negotiate like Buffett, particularly in complex B2B sales environments. Sales professionals in every industry face intense competition, changing customer demands, and pricing pressures. Understand their specific pain points, objectives, and desired outcomes.

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Six Buyer Excuses and How to Respond

Revenue Storm

Well, maybe not, because you may have been told one of the following buyer excuses: #1: “I am the decision maker.” – This is the classic of all deceptions. In a complex B2B sales cycle, there is rarely one decision maker. Remember, our mission is to find the other buyers and influencers and broaden our value proposition.

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Mastering Strategic Selling: Strategies, Techniques, and Solutions for Sales Success

Arpedio

At its core, strategic selling involves a thorough understanding of the customer’s business, industry, and competitive landscape, as well as the ability to navigate complex sales environments and decision-making processes.

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The Four Buying Influences to Identify in Manufacturing Sales

Miller Heiman Group

In the past, manufacturing sellers could succeed by working with one or two decision-makers, developing friendships with handshake deals were agreed upon at the ballgame, on the golf course or during extravagant dinners. This statistic is reflected in sellers’ performance, as the World-Class Sales Practices Report revealed only 56.9%

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65 Essential Key Account Management Terms Explained: Key Account Management (KAM) Glossary

DemandFarm

Key Account Management Glossary: 65 Crucial Account Management Terms Explained Account Hierarchy: Account Hierarchy is the structure and organization of key accounts within a company visualized in a hierarchical system of decision-makers and stakeholders.

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Implementing MEDDPICC Sales Methodology: A Guide to Success

DemandFarm

The MEDDPICC sales methodology, developed by Jack Napoli and Dick Dunkel at PTC, stands out for its comprehensive approach to managing complex sales cycles. This blog aims to unpack the MEDDPICC framework, compare it with its predecessor MEDDIC, and explore why this methodology has become indispensable in modern sales strategies.