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6 slump-busting tips that go against conventional wisdom


November 24, 2011 by Ken Dooley

Sooner or later it happens to the best of us – a sudden slump that starts slowly and then snowballs. Conventional wisdom says the best way to break out of a slump is to keep doing the things you’ve always done. But we disagree. More…

Top 5 Reasons a Sale Won’t Close


November 22, 2011 by Ken Dooley

Here are the top five reasons people struggle to “close the deal” in today’s environment: More…

10 mistakes that lead to blown sales


September 27, 2011 by Ken Dooley

Here are 10 examples of what salespeople may do to undermine their closing efforts: More…

8 keys to handling questions from prospects


June 24, 2011 by Ken Dooley

It’s easy to lose a sale because of what a prospect perceives as an inappropriate reaction to their questions. More…

3 signs spending is back on track again


January 17, 2011 by Bob Hill

With all eyes fixed on confidence and spending right now, these three economic indicators may be a sign that good things are on the horizon in 2011:  More…

Dangerous assumptions: 2 pitfalls that could cost you customers


October 4, 2010 by Ken Dooley

Of course your people know the customers they deal with very well. But that knowledge could lead your folks into these traps. More…

7 changes in the marketplace influencing closing rates


August 4, 2010 by Ken Dooley

Closing today is a lot different than it was even a few years ago. Here are seven significant changes in the marketplace that have had a dramatic influence on closing rates: More…

Confidence boosters to share with your team


July 21, 2010 by Ken Dooley

Confidence is everything in business. Your belief and enthusiasm speaks volumes to prospects and customers. Here are five keys to building confidence. More…

Training tune-up: 4 ways to break out of a slump


June 15, 2010 by Ken Dooley

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Here are the four causes of sales slumps and ways to overcome each one. Share them at your next meeting. More…

Survey: Confidence high, but recovery still in limbo


May 17, 2010 by Bob Hill

A recent poll finds high-level execs are confident about their companies’ prospects, but not so confident about the prospect for economic recovery. More…

6 people who won’t cut it in Sales today


April 8, 2010 by Ken Dooley

How salespeople use their voices may spell the difference between success and failure. Here’s hoping none of your people (or yourself) are counted among these six types of speakers doomed to failure. More…

Surveys reveal CEOs’ biggest hopes, fears


March 5, 2010 by Bob Hill

More than 80% of CEOs are confident the economy will bounce back this year, according to a new survey. Here’s what they hope will happen, as well as the two things they fear will happen: More…

Spending up, housing down: What it means for Sales


January 1, 2010 by Bob Hill

Consumer spending and the housing market are two leading indicators of economic recovery. So what does it mean for sales when one’s up and one’s down? More…

Glimmer of hope in 2nd-quarter stats


August 21, 2009 by Bob Hill

Earnings from the second quarter may not have been stellar (to say the least), but here are five major revelations from second-quarter earnings that indicate both companies and consumers may be ready to play ball again: More…


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