by transform | May 23, 2023 | Sales and Sales Management
Some people like to hear information and see the facts and data. Some like to see the big picture before knowing the details. Some like to “sleep on” new information before making a decision. Others need to feel what it will be like to have what they are buying before...
by transform | Jan 31, 2023 | Leadership Development, Sales and Sales Management
How do your employees support your strategic plan? During the month of January, we assembled a guide to building a winning approach to sales in 2023. Join us in identifying opportunities to support your goals and discuss these topics with your leadership team. Let us...
by mawampler | Jan 24, 2023 | Sales and Sales Management
By the time this comes out, we will be closing in on Super Bowl LVll and waiting to see who wins the Conference Championships. I’m a Raven’s fan, and I stayed up too late last night to see us lose. No one likes losing (or losing sleep). Even more than in football, I...
by mawampler | Aug 23, 2022 | Client Connections, Sales and Sales Management
My clients are probably sick of my “broken record” message on the importance and value of referrals, but here I go again. No surprise to all you businesses out there – it’s critical to close deals in this crazy economic environment. The great news is I’m seeing my...
by transform | May 31, 2022 | Client Connections, Personal Development, Sales and Sales Management, Uncategorized
During the month of May we have discussed a wide array of topics. We discussed what differentiates you from your competition, the relationships Transform has curated and maintained for the last 25 years, how to help your prospects with their buying decisions, and some...
by mawampler | May 17, 2022 | Sales and Sales Management
How much information do your prospects need to make a buying decision? Well, that’s a great question, and one you should be asking them. Of course, you can always overwhelm them with data and information that they don’t care about and see where that gets you, but I’d...