Take an honest look at your current state. When you examine your sales content assets, sales process, available technology, their complexity, and the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), are you engaging with your client throughout the buying journey or are you limiting yourself to old beliefs and systems?
Your buyer’s experience should be the foundation of your sales enablement initiative.
The buying experience needs to be at the center of all of your selling efforts. Make sure that you understand who your buyer is and the journey they are on. Next, be sure to create your sales assets and training for the buying experience.
Check out my interview on the #TheBusinessofNursing blog with Amelia @RN_Solutions !
http://bit.ly/TheBusinessofNursingandLori “If you are an experienced professional, there are lots of ways to use and repackage your expertise. Yet one thing we typically did not…
Simple Ways to Generate More Leads for Your Business Quickly
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Content Marketing and Your Small Business
By Lori Johnston, President, Allied Exchange July 16, 2019 If you are currently marketing your business online and have not put a great deal of…
Did you know that a Sales Enablement Initiative is meant for Small Businesses too? Here’s why.
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Sales enablement practices that help you empathize with buyers
I came across a great article on https://lab.getapp.com/ by Abhishek Singh. This is an excerpt from that article that I found as insightful information. It…
3 Keys to Achieving Sustainable Revenue Growth
Many businesses struggle to stay ahead of the competition, the day-to-day operations of the company are more than enough to keep a management team busy. The only focus is to continually attempt to maintain the status quo. That is not enough. Sometimes employees and managers are just too close to a problem inside an organization to see it or identify the root causes.
“Someday, somewhere, someone is going to write the Official Sales Dictionary…”
“Someday, somewhere, someone is going to write the Official Sales Dictionary. And it’s going to be awesome. Salespeople, sales leaders, sales trainers, sales operations, sales consultants, and everyone else will know with certainty what the other person is talking about. Communications will be streamlined, and directions will be clear.” ~Salesforce Contributor Network
Do you know the terminology when it comes to content and document management projects?
In my many interactions with clients, there tends to be a need for an accurate understanding of the terminology when discussing content and/or document management project needs and requirements. This is expected since this type of solution is new to organizations as they begin to investigate and review a needs analysis.