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Are Your Sales Presentations Missing the Mark?

LSA Global

Product-Oriented versus Customer-Oriented Experienced sales managers know that their team’s sales presentations should orient their messages toward the customer rather than the product. Yet research shows that salespeople regularly stumble headlong into a product-oriented approach when making sales presentations.

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What Makes Blended and Online Learning So Successful for Your Sales Professionals?

Clarity Consultants

Continuous training is essential for your sales professionals. Along with staying current on your company’s products or services, they need a strong skill set that propels them forward. While in-person training is certainly an option, gathering up your sales team for a course isn’t always practical.

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Product Training versus Sales Training – Which Matters Most?

LSA Global

Product Training Versus Sales Training – Which Matters Most? Many of our clients who are moving from selling products to selling more complex solutions struggle with the concept of product training versus sales training. Product training versus Sales Training?

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The Role of Instructional Design in Creating Effective Sales Enablement Programs

Clarity Consultants

The B2B sales world has completely changed over the last few years, and businesses all over the world are struggling to keep up. Not only are teams having to continually learn new trends and information about their products and their clientele, but the manner in which they sell is having to shift as well.

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A Surprising Component to High Stakes Sales

LSA Global

Some Surprising Research Related to High Stakes Sales When we ask sales pros to share what matters most with high stakes sales, most get it wrong. When we ask participants in our business sales training workshops, the majority believe that sales prospects want the best option and focus on that aspect of their value proposition.

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Your Sales Training Is Probably Lackluster. Here’s How to Fix It

Harvard Business

companies spend over $70 billion annually on training, and an average of $1,459 per salesperson — almost 20 percent more than they spend on workers in all other functions. Yet, when it comes to equipping sales teams with relevant knowledge and skills, the ROI of sales training is disappointing.

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Is Your Sales Team Confidence High Enough to Succeed?

LSA Global

Confidence in Sales Experienced sales managers know that their sales teams need competence and confidence to succeed. Sales team confidence needs to be high. Here’s a research study from our microlearning experts that we weave into our customized business sales training workshops that answers that question.

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