Your Single Point of Failure
What’s the number one reason you lose existing customers? Watch this video to find out and discover the best thing you can do to improve customer retention.
Intangible Benefits Aren’t
Are you converting intangible benefits into tangible ROI? Your ability to master this skill determines whether you’ll consistently be successful...
Catching a Loss Before It Happens | Sales Strategies
I've been emphasizing to a number of clients the importance of creating an “early warning system.” It’s a system that helps you identify and prevent...
When Prices Go Up, Sellers Get Down to Business
As the post-pandemic landscape continues to reveal itself in today’s marketplace, price increases are a defining characteristic…and a pain point for many of us.
Are You Prepared To Lose Your Biggest Customer?
It's no secret that losing clients is never a good feeling, but it's also not a big secret that some client losses are felt harder than others.
There is No Excuse for Being Blindsided | Sales Strategies
I've been working on numerous consulting projects recently, and I’m incredibly frustrated at the number of clients who lose business for no other reason than...
The Most Dangerous Sales Number
There is a "dangerous" sales number that you need to know about.
3 Ways to Repel Your Clients
As the pandemic continues, client retention is more important than ever before.
Why Top Performers Are Team Sellers | Sales Strategies
Top performers trust other people in the organization to help them manage and sell to customers.
An Account Management Non-Negotiable | Sales Strategies
When managing relationships in your accounts, this one requirement cannot be ignored.
A Little Bit of Paranoia Goes a Long Way | Sales Strategies
If you aren't thinking about the different ways the competition can steal your customer - you're vulnerable to exactly that.
A Smarter Way to do Loss Analysis | Sales Strategies
Too many businesses analyze why a customer left but ignore the signs before the customer leaves.
How to Raise Your Prices Without Getting Burned
Many salespeople look at raising prices with a grain of salt, a double-edged sword if you will.