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Before launching any product, cause, or service, you need what people in the sales world refer to as a 30-second elevator pitch. This is a very short, quick summary of what your company offers the target market in the form of value, among other things. A thirty-second elevator pitch is one of the most essential tools to have in your marketing and sales arsenal. It’s short, straight to the point, and often a key factor to landing meetings and quick deals. The term itself originated from entrepreneurs who needed to pitch to busy investors quickly to secure funding. The idea behind this

Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or inside sales expert, we can all agree on a few things. One; sales is no longer just about high pressure, ‘won’t take no for an answer’ pitches. Today, it’s more of a different dynamic where sales reps listen, empathize, and even kill pitches early if they sense the prospect isn’t interested. And two, sales tactics are not just learned in the classroom – it’s a never ending journey of ‘sales-education’. New sales strategies, practices, approaches, and techniques are always springing up like wild shrooms, not to mention the new virtual office environments. If you don’t

Long before the advent of web conferencing tools and email, there was no such thing as inside and outside sales professionals. Both of them were synonymous and largely involved in the same sales responsibilities. However, digital technologies and other innovations have tipped the balance towards inside sales. More and more sales reps are closing deals right from the comfort of their desks. But even as inside sales teams grow at an astonishing rate, there’s still a true need for good old-fashioned, face-to-face selling in many industries. You still need field salespeople to travel and meet prospects across sales territories. These

In sales, it can often feel like the only thing that’s truly unacceptable is failed quotas. After all, doesn’t the end always justify the means – Exitus acta probat and all that? It’s no secret; salespeople have done some pretty outrageous things to close a deal. But as important as hitting quotas and being salesman or saleswoman of the year may be, there’s a right way and wrong way to do it. For example, it’s very easy for sales reps to meet their quotas by promising things they know are impossible to deliver. However, it’s extremely unethical and damaging to your company’s reputation. In