By paulmccord on Apr 28, 2008 in Sales Management, Featured | 0 Comments
I’m looking for a few salespeople, sales managers and corporate executives to interview to be featured on The Management Curve blog. The Management Curve is a blog dedicated to examining and discussing how the new sales technologies of Client Relationship Management (CRM), Sales Performance Management (SPM), and Sales Force Automation (SFA) is changing and will […]
By krisplantrich on Apr 25, 2008 in Career Management, Career Development, Featured | 0 Comments
Every time I think I have my business running smoothly, I hear about something new, or at least new to me, that could help my clients or my business. Even though I am already too busy, my curiosity typically gets the better of me and I end up checking it out.
I usually do a […]
By paulmccord on Apr 25, 2008 in Featured, Sales Training | 0 Comments
This is a repost of my article, “Stop Prospecting Forever,” which originally appeared in Advisor Today, the largest circulation financial services magazine in the world and the official publication of the National Association for Insurance and Financial Advisors. I’m reprinting this as I just learned the article has been selected as one of the 10 […]
By paulmccord on Apr 23, 2008 in Sales Management, Featured | 0 Comments
There is a new debate just beginning to bubble to the surface and it promises to be lively and the views divergent. Forty years ago computer technology sent a man to the moon. Thirty years ago computer technology began taking over the running of autos, trucks, trains and the rest of our transportation system. Twenty […]
By paulmccord on Apr 22, 2008 in Career Development, Featured, Sales Training | 0 Comments
We salespeople have a way of convincing ourselves that we spend more time and energy doing the things we don’t enjoy than we really do. We fret about low sales and wonder how we could spend so much time prospecting and marketing with so little return. We become discouraged because we aren’t closing sales and […]
By paulmccord on Apr 21, 2008 in Career Management, Career Development, Sales Management, Featured, Sales Training | 0 Comments
Today my friend Lee Salz of Sales Dodo fame launches a new business site designed to help salespeople, managers, business owners, professionals, and other business people increase their efficiency and effectiveness. Business Expert Webinars offers business only related webinars that cover the spectrum of business topics.
Lee has gathered together an incredible group of over 120 […]
By paulmccord on Apr 20, 2008 in Sales Management, Featured | 0 Comments
What any individual Sales Leader actively does is conditioned by the size of their company, the products it sells and the way they are sold, the organization of functions within it, and perhaps their own special ability. They may carry most or all of the responsibilities which would be those of a Marketing Manager, if […]
By krisplantrich on Apr 18, 2008 in Career Management, Featured | 0 Comments
Today, although companies are trying to portray themselves as a politically correct Equal Employment Opportunity Company, it seems discrimination is still very evident when looking for a job. It seems that everyone at some point feels they have been discriminated against for one reason or another. They are either too old, too young, the wrong […]
By paulmccord on Apr 17, 2008 in Career Development, Featured | 0 Comments
Just a quick update to my post from yesterday. I gave three examples of salespeople who weren’t letting the economy be an excuse for not reaching their numbers. I didn’t identify my three coaching clients by name simply because I had not asked their permission.
Well, one asked me to let folks know who he is–he’s […]
By paulmccord on Apr 16, 2008 in Sales Marketing, Featured | 0 Comments
I’m hearing from more and more salespeople and managers that life on the street is getting increasingly tougher. That’s true, it is.
I’m hearing from more and more salespeople and managers that finding ways to get in front of quality prospects are also getting tougher. That’s true also.
I’m hearing from more and more salespeople and managers […]