Building a World-Class Sales Culture: Strategies and Insights
How do you build a Sales Culture that rocks?!
We all know the business world is more unpredictable than ever. Companies that were once giants are disappearing, and it's not just a trend—it's the new normal. Since 2000, over half of the Fortune 500 companies have either gone bust, been bought out, or vanished. And by 2027, about half of the S&P 500 firms will have been replaced.
Unlocking Revenue Growth: Developing talent paves the fast track to success!
In every company, revenue growth strategies typically rely on increasing sales headcount, shortening ramp times, and boosting productivity per quota-bearing headcount. However, the success of these initiatives hinges on prioritising talent assessments and development planning to achieve sustainable revenue growth. Neglecting initiatives to enhance seller productivity can hinder organisations from realising their growth projections.
Why it's crucial to have documented sales & sales leader competencies & capabilities
There are many reasons why a business should have clearly defined and documented competencies & capabilities for sales individuals, sales leaders and customer facing individuals.
They are in fact crucial for global, geographically dispersed sales teams and can serve as a foundation for building a high-performing sales team, driving growth, and achieving business objectives.
Not winning enough NEW business?
Sales is the lifeblood of any business, and winning new deals is crucial to achieving growth and profitability. However, if you're facing the challenge of not winning enough new deals, it can be frustrating and demotivating.
The good news is that there are steps you can take to address this challenge and improve your sales results.
Remote Selling - The new normal
Face to face selling in a B2B world has been the cornerstone of opportunity development for revenue retention and growth. Sure, online and telesales have steadily increased as a sales channel but pandemic and recessionary influences have accelerated a paradigm shift to the point where the new normal is bringing the decline of face to face customer interactions and the rise of remote selling. According to recent research from McKinsey two-thirds of buyers prefer remote interactions with suppliers.