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Category Archives: Conference Speakers
How to Embrace Your Fear of Rejection
By Jia Jiang Recently I discovered a strategy for beating my fears. I call it “rejection attempt,” a deliberate effort to experience rejection. This wasn’t easy for me. As someone who grew up wanting to be an entrepreneur, I had … Continue reading
Lead the Life You Want: 3 Traits of Very Successful People
Stew Friedman will be presenting more insight at the Sales 2.0 Conference in Philadelphia on March 16. Register now to join him there and learn more about how sales leaders can achieve greater levels of success in all areas … Continue reading
What Will You Learn as a Sales Leader in 2015?
As we prepare to ring in the New Year, many sales leaders we know naturally start thinking about their goals for becoming better, faster, and smarter. We help sales leaders think about this kind of thing all year-round. That’s why … Continue reading
Three Mind-Bending Stats about Sales from Xactly
It’s no secret that Xactly, provider of sales-compensation automation solutions, is a data-driven company. In fact, over the past nine years, Xactly has collected data on 700 customers and 16,000 comp-plan designs (totaling $15 billion in payouts!) and rolled up … Continue reading
4 Powerful Public Speaking Lessons for Sales Leaders
This post is by Sales 2.0 Conference host Gerhard Gschwandtner and appeared originally here on the C-Suite Network blog. Join Gerhard at the next Sales 2.0 Conference in Las Vegas on September 18. Register using code ggv200 for a $200 discount. As a … Continue reading
Mastering the Art and Science of the Sales Conversation
All great salespeople develop a talent for winning sales conversations. How can you tell when you’ve mastered this skill? To start, look at what you’ve gained (or lost) at the end of the exchange with the prospect or customer. The … Continue reading
The Quest to Make Sales Training More Effective
Traditionally, the way we teach and train salespeople has looked a lot like the way we educate students in the public school system. As experts at CommercialTribe note, the approach is a simple combination of 1) teacher, 2) student, 3) … Continue reading
Do You Embrace Change?
What can sales leaders do to face the challenges that go along with change? One theme that has carried throughout our events this year is the need to embrace change. Sales organizations are constantly facing unique challenges and unprecedented levels … Continue reading
3 Unmissable Presentations for B2B Sales Leaders
We have assembled some terrific presenters for our September 18 event in Las Vegas. Here are some highlights we’re looking forward to. Haven’t registered yet? There’s still time. Book your spot by August 15 and save $130. Jenny Dearborn, SVP & Chief … Continue reading
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The Easiest Way to Meet or Beat Your B2B Sales Goals
by Tom Cates If you’re a salesperson, you probably focus mainly on finding new clients, but if you work in a mature business-to-business (B2B) industry, that isn’t always so simple. Let’s face it: these days, most B2B industries are mature! … Continue reading