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Prepare Your Sales Teams for a Successful 2022 - Insights and Ideas to Achieve Success

January 2022 will soon be upon us and many sales teams will start the year with increased sales targets founded on the vision of a positive post Covid world. I recently received two research papers from Korn Ferry and Allego on the state of sales enablement and sales team productivity. In this blog I will focus on six research insights that may affect your sales team success and actions that can increase your sales team competitiveness.

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“Sports Teams Perform Better than Most Sales Teams”Says Jack Daly

Recently the blog post from the Growth Institute showed on how to model your business, or in this blog, your sales team to perform like world class winning sports teams. Jack Daly, the blog author, says “ If most businesses learned how to run themselves the way sports teams do, I guarantee they would achieve more sales and faster growth with lower costs and operating expenses.”

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ELAvate Service Skills are the B2B Salesperson’s Customer Loyalty Advantage during Covid

Sales strategy experts have determined during Covid the number one strategy to protect and grow revenue is to focus on keeping your existing customers loyal. The B2B salesperson does this by demonstrating excellent customer service skills with an attitude of servant leadership. Excellent customer service is the doorway to farm accounts to expand revenue.

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Drucker’s 5 Practices of Effective Sales Coaches

The effective sales coaches differ widely in their temperaments and abilities, in what they do and how they do it, in their personalities, their knowledge, their interests—in fact, in almost everything that distinguishes human beings. But all effective sales managers perform only necessary tasks and eliminate unnecessary ones to achieve sales revenue targets.

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