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    Rebalancing Risk in the Buying Process

    Let’s face it - today’s B2B buyers are scared. They are concerned about the risks and consequences of making a bad buying decision. The impact can be seen in extended buying decisions, growing numbers of participants in the buying process, elevated approval levels and more ...

    Navigating the BuyerSphere

    Today's buyers are influenced by a wide variety of sources, far beyond the conventional analyst and press community. They ...

    March Newsletter: When Your Toughest Competitor is "No Decision"

    Web conferencing will clobber the airline industry...

    That's Gartners' #1 prediction in their 2009 survey of key trends in technology - and you can see why. According to Gartner, ...

    Everybody Needs to Think Like a Salesperson

    There's an excellent article in ModernSelling on the latest Miller Heiman findings about the things that set top performing ...

    Dealing with the Consequences of Inaction

    You've found a well-qualified prospect with an urgent need that you have a superior solution for. You've helped them through ...

    Facilitating the Buying Process

    OK. So you've managed to engage with a well qualified prospect who has issues they cannot afford not to deal with, and ...

    Time to Sell Smarter

    These are tough times for many B2B vendors. Revenue targets are looking increasingly challenging, forecasting is proving ...

    Why CRM Is the Right Investment in a Bad Economy

    There's a very interesting article in the latest edition of Selling Power (registration required). They quote market ...

    Outstanding Common Sense from Neil Rackham...

    Neil Rackham is the father of SPIN. No, not the sort of dodgy dialogue that you hear from politicians, but the sales ...