Tag Archives: selling

How to Measure the Strength of Your Customer Relationships

Posted on July 30, 2014 by Lisa

By Tom Cates In the business-to-business (B2B) world, building great customer relationships is often the fastest and easiest way to meet or beat your sales numbers, as I discussed in my last post on this blog. I call this building “sales … Continue reading →

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Twitter for Enterprise: A Chat with @JohnFlynn4444

Posted on November 12, 2013 by Lisa

At the lunchtime break last month at the Sales Performance Management Conference we overheard a few attendees discussing the potential of Twitter for enterprise. John Flynn, new VP of Sales at Addvocate (a social enablement for enterprise solution) graciously agreed … Continue reading →

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What I Learned at Sales 2.0: A Chat with Karen Kennedy

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Lisa

What do sales leaders learn at our events? Find out in our interview with attendee Karen Kennedy, VP of Sales at ValleyCrest Companies, who joined us at the October 16 and 17 Sales Performance Management in San Francisco. How does this … Continue reading →

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Sales 2.0 Solution: The Value of Relationships

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Lisa

There’s no question that selling is all about relationships. Not too long ago, sales relationships used to live on index cards in personal Rolodexes. The better the rep, the bigger the Rolodex. Today, not even the largest rolling wheel of index … Continue reading →

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Three Reasons to Plan Your Sales Territories by Social Proximity

Posted on October 9, 2012 by Lisa

Here’s a quick preview of three ways sales teams can benefit from adopting a social selling proximity model instead of traditional sales territory assignments. Continue reading →

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