Posts Tagged ‘sales advice’

May4

Is The Economy Getting Better

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Is The Economy Getting Better Or Is This It For A While?

Yesterday, I had lunch with five special friends. All of us are involved in sales and we all keep a close eye on the economy. During lunch, an important question came up… Is the economy getting better? Read the rest of this entry »

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Dec7

Holiday Office Party Advice

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Office Christmas Party Advice For You

Facts are facts. Too many people get in trouble at their office Christmas party. What a dumb way to ruin a career and the holidays. I have some advice for you about Holiday office parties. Read the rest of this entry »

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Dec3

2012 Sales Projections From Nick Moreno

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Projections For Sales In 2013

By, Nick Moreno

Starting in August of last year, I’ve been asked for my 2013 sales projections once a week. These sales reps weren’t looking for my company’s sales projections (National Sales Center) but instead they wanted my sales projections for the entire world in 2013. Why not ask me for the next numbers that will win the lottery? After all, I’m a sales trainer and not an economist. Read the rest of this entry »

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Dec2

Managing Older Sales Reps

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How To Manage An Older Sales Rep

In this article, I want to discuss managing older sales reps. I know what I want to say on the subject but I’m sure struggling with the title. I could use words like “experienced” or “tenured” but “older” best fits your search term. That’s why you found this article. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nov5

How To Sell Telecommunications

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Successfully Selling Telecommunications

 

I know a few things about how to sell telecommunications. I can’t remember how many years I spent in the telecommunications industry but all those years were spent in executive sales management positions. So, I have some advice and tips for you on how to sell telecommunications. Read the rest of this entry »

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Feb1

Motivation For When You Don’t Feel Like Working

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I Don’t Feel Like Working Today

 

I woke up early today because my bed started shaking. The culprit was a 4.4 Magnitude earthquake offshore Baja Mexico. You get accustomed to these things when you live in Southern California. I could not go back to sleep and was happy to learn that there was no damage because the quake was centered in the ocean… twenty miles away from me. Read the rest of this entry »

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Jan29

How Not To Succeed In Sales

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How To Succeed In Sales And How Not To Succeed In Sales

How to succeed in sales is a major topic. Sales reps around the world work hard every day in the hope they’ll succeed in sales. My job is to help them succeed in sales so I offer free tips and advice about successful selling. I also produced a series of sales training lessons designed to help reps greatly succeed in sales. Now I want to flip it around in this article on how to succeed in sales! Read the rest of this entry »

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Jan18

How To Talk With Sales Prospects

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Speaking With Sales Prospects

Life is a learning experience and you never know when it’s ready to teach you something. You may have noticed I haven’t posted anything for a few days. I was vacationing in the Caribbean and had a great time. I also picked up some interesting lessons about how to talk with sales prospects. Read the rest of this entry »

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Jan3

How To Motivate Sales Reps To Sell More

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The Right Way To Motivate Sales Reps

 

Sales managers are always looking for a magic switch they can turn on to motivate sales reps. Good luck finding that switch. The issue of how to motivate sales reps is much more complex than some simple switch. Here is some advice on how to motivate sales reps the right way. Read the rest of this entry »

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Oct21

Creative Sales Ideas From Nick Moreno

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Creative Sales Ideas For Creative Sales Reps

Creative sales ideas require sales reps to think “outside the box” and that’s not as easy as one may think. There are powerful forces that that keep reps “in the box”. The average sales rep has no control over pricing, delivery, contract terms and a host of other policies, procedures, processes and guidelines.   Read the rest of this entry »

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Oct17

How To Structure A Year End Sales Plan

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Year End Sales Plans That Work

 

Most corporations end their Fiscal Year as the New Year Ball falls in Time Square. This makes the fourth quarter a very busy period, especially for the Sales Organization. Here is some advice on how a sales team can get the most out of their year end sales plan. Read the rest of this entry »

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Oct8

Sales Attitude Drives Sales Results

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The Right Sales Attitude Produces Positive Sales Results

 

I’m in constant communications with sales reps around the world and my fist topic of conversation is always about their sales attitude. It’s no surprise that successful reps have a better attitude than those struggling to survive. How hard is it to have a positive sales attitude when everything is going your way? Here is some sales advice on the development of a healthy sales attitude. Read the rest of this entry »

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Oct2

Reduction In Force Issues For Sales Teams

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Advice On Reduction In Force (RIF) In A Sales Organization

It was just announced that the September 2009 US unemployment rate reached 9.8 percent. Not too long ago we were told it would not reach 8 percent. My focus is Sales Organizations and many sales teams are facing their third or more Reduction In Force (RIF) since the economy took this nosedive. I have some advice for those involved in a Reduction In Force (RIF) as it pertains to a Sales Organization. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sep24

The Problem With Sales Rep Performance Evaluations

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Sales Performance Review Evaluation Issues

Yes, we need Sales Performance Evaluations but we also need to get them right. Unfortunately, that’s not happening in many large corporations. Let’s look at some of the issues concerning sales performance evaluations and how we can improve the process.

But first, allow me to issue my full disclaimer that you should consider this entire  article  pure  folly  so don’t use anything in this article at your office or work. If you do, you do so at your own risk so don’t come knocking on my door. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sep9

Sales Advice On Sales Success

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Sales Advice Is Not Always Good Advice

In today’s world everyone is a guru or expert and this holds very true in the world of sales training. I guess that’s why there are so many people offering sales advice but how much of that sales advice has any value and can truly drive sales success? Read the rest of this entry »

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Aug25

Who Is The Best Sales Rep?

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Are You The Best Salesperson?

Ask ten sales reps who is the best at selling and all ten will say, “I am”. Nine are wrong. Granted, we need confident egos to succeed in sales but those egos also cause problems. Read the rest of this entry »

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Jun30

How To Shorten The Sales Cycle

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How To Shorten Sales Cycle – Advice / Tips

By, Nick Moreno

Salespeople are always looking for way to shorten the sales cycle. Who wouldn’t want to sell faster? I have some advice for you on how you can shorten the sales cycle. But first, Read the rest of this entry »

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Jun15

Lost My Sales Job

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Help… I Lost My Sales Job! So You Lost Your Sales Job, Now What?

 

I’m sorry you lost your sales job but enough of that, we have work to do. This is not the time to feel sorry for yourself. This is a time to get busy and get back in the race. You may have lost your sales job but another door will open. I have some advice for those that recently lost their sales job. There are a lot of sales reps saying, “I lost my sales job” and many of them are top pros. Read the rest of this entry »

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Jun3

What It Takes To Succeed In Sales

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Do You Have What It Takes To Succeed In Sales?

As a sales trainer, I’m often asked about what it takes to succeed in sales. On the surface, the question makes it appear that there is one special thing that allows people to succeed in sales. Well, it’s just not that simple but one thing always comes to mind. I have some advice for you but first, let’s look at what it doesn’t take to succeed in sales. Read the rest of this entry »

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Jun1

Sales Compensation Plans Advice

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Sales Compensation Plans Made Easy

By, Nick Moreno

 

WE OFFER NO LEGAL ADVICE ON SALES COMPENSATION PLANS

THIS ARTICLE IS OUR OPINION ABOUT SALES COMPENSATION PLANS

QUESTIONS ABOUT SALES COMPENSATION PLANS SHOULD BE ASKED OF A LAWYER IN YOUR STATE

 

Developing sales compensation plans can take many twists and turns. Obviously, commissions must be used as a prime motivator. Also, most corporate sales compensation plans include a salary. In this article, I want to explore additional elements you may use in sales compensation plans. Read the rest of this entry »

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