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Categories: Company Alignment  |  Sales Productivity

Sales Productivity: How to Get Your Organization Aligned

In today's ever-changing sales landscape, stagnating is not an option. If it seems that you've reached a growth plateau, or you're struggling to increase recurring revenue to meet your goals, you may be facing an alignment challenge. Too often, companies function in silos, with sales, marketing, product and operations working separately rather than together toward common goals. As each department works to meet company goals on their own, inefficiencies become rampant, with sales performance likely becoming one of the largest frustrations. Removing those silos can create and capture customer value, as well as streamline internal processes and administrative burdens to increase overall productivity of your go-to-market teams.

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Categories: Economic Change  |  Sales Messaging  |  Sales Negotiation

Four Negotiation Skills to Arm Your Sellers with Right Now

Today's sales environment is highly competitive. Recent economic hurdles mean that many buyers are adopting more complex purchasing processes, and sales organizations are looking for any way to preserve vital margins. You have ambitious revenue goals for the year - you can't afford for your sellers to resort to discounting to close deals.

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Categories: Sales Kickoff  |  Sales Transformation

How to Set Objectives for Your Sales Kickoff

This blog contains content from our Ultimate Sales Kickoff Resource Guide. Check out all of our sales kickoff resources, best practices, and tools here. Sales Kickoffs are meant to get the sales team motivated toward a common goal for the upcoming year. Your upcoming SKO will be an important opportunity to instill this motivation and align your team to execute mission-critical sales activities. Ensure the right outcomes and objectives are prioritized in your SKO agenda in a way that drives that company strategy. Set clear, measurable objectives for your SKO and, ultimately, your revenue team. After all, the SKO is just one or two weeks of the fiscal year. Clear objectives for the kickoff and beyond will be imperative to drive consistent sales performance in a complex selling environment. Set your objectives now so you and your enablement team know what you have to achieve to drive revenue goals. Below are a few things to factor in when you begin to set clear objectives for your next sales kickoff.

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Categories: Sales Transformation

Ten Reasons Why Our Sales Training Is Different

There are a lot of sales training organizations out there. It can be difficult to cut through the noise and find the solution that is right for your company. IIn case we haven't worked together yet, here's a look at how the Force Management approach is different and drives success and immediate impact for our customers.

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Categories: Competitors  |  Sales Productivity  |  Sales Transformation

How Much Should a Sales Initiative Cost?

Determining the budget line item for a sales initiative can be difficult until you start talking to vendors. There are a multitude of sales consultants out there with prices that vary just as much. Once you determine the key knowledge gaps you're trying to fill in your organization or the challenges you're trying to overcome, then it's time to connect with the right solution for your budget and pain points.

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Categories: Sales Training Initiative  |  Sales Transformation

Launching a Sales Initiative: Should You Do it Internally?

In more than 20 years of helping companies transform their sales and go-to-market organizations, we've worked with hundreds of different sales leaders. Most have been through more than their fair share of sales trainings, and they know the methodologies and best practices that win. You don't become the leader of a sales team without being great at what you do. So, it's natural to ask: Can we just do it ourselves? Can we take on our sales challenges internally? As a sales leader, you probably have years of sales experience and a talented leadership team capable of launching and executing a project. Would a sales transformation partner be worth the investment?

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