What if buyer-centricity is a skill issue?
Sellers think they’re trusted advisors. Buyers don’t… and buyers only buy from trusted advisors. Here’s how we bridge the gap.
How do I sell during the holidays?
The holidays can be a huge challenge for sellers, but our quotas don’t seem to care. There are strategies to sell with excellence during the holiday season.
How do I build ROI for a CFO?
How do you create an ROI that a CFO will believe in when no one believes in ROI?
How do I build a business case?
Creating a business case is incredibly important, but it’s often shrouded in mystery as to what one actually is. We walk through the key elements of building resilient buy-in.
How do I believe in what I’m selling?
What happens when we aren't sure our product is the answer? It turns out... a whole lot of good.
What if it’s the heat AND the humidity?
Sales will always be challenging, but a team’s culture decides whether or not “challenging” means “impossible.”
Do you need a personal brand to sell?
What is our brand? Do we have one whether we want to or not?
Is partnership a myth?
Myths, contracts, and the truths that teach us how to work together.
What do we do when quantity fails?
Top-of-funnel is reaching a breaking point, and we need a new way to win.
Why aren’t we better at working together?
The digital revolution is bigger than the industrial revolution… so why aren’t we thriving?
How does anyone stay in sales?
Some of the fundamental truths we can stand on in a really challenging profession.
Is build vs. buy still relevant?
In a world of endless platforms and no-code solutions, does the build vs. buy binary still exist? And what does it mean when it doesn’t?
Who owns customer success?
Ownership is critical, but it seems to be incredibly murky when it comes to making customers radically successful.
Does ROI still matter?
Once the gold standard for value, ROI has come under skeptical fire and might even work against establishing value.
How do you win competitive deals?
Why buyers choose you, and why they stay with you once they do.
Do salespeople really want another tool?
To a hammer, everything is a nail. To a sales tool, everyone is a lead. Where does sales go for a platform that reflects reality?
Does transparency actually win?
Transparency is necessary, but not sufficient. So, what does it take to make transparency work for you?