by Joe Harrison | Mar 2, 2022 | Communication, Creativity, Sales Relationships, Team Dynamics
Too often, we, as sales professionals get wrapped up in our own world — making calls, entering orders and finishing up report after report for accounting. It’s easy to become captive to our cubicle and computer screen and miss the prospects and ideas right...
by Joe Harrison | Feb 17, 2022 | Prospecting, Sales, Sales Relationships
We all know building a quality client pipeline takes time and perseverance. When asked in a recent study what is the most challenging part of the sales process, it was no surprise that 80% answered prospecting and pipeline building was the most difficult. Here are...
by Joe Harrison | Jan 24, 2022 | Prospecting, Renewals, Sales, Sales Relationships, Sales Training, Selling, Success
Back in 2019 (which feels like a million years ago) I wrote a blog about “4 Superhero Traits That Salespeople Have.” In this blog, we discussed the four traits superheroes and salespeople had in common (Resilience, Passion, Confidence, and Goal-Oriented), but did you...
by Joe Harrison | Oct 20, 2021 | Communication, Digital Sales, Marketing, P1 Learning, Sales Relationships, Tips
I’m going to say it — prospecting sucks. The thought of picking up the phone and reaching out into the unknown just feels all wrong. Think about it, throughout our childhood, we were told not to talk to strangers. “Stranger danger,” right!? Fast forward a few years...
by Joe Harrison | Oct 6, 2021 | Closing the Sale, Goals, Renewals, Sales, Sales Relationships
We all know in-person interactions with clients have been the best way to generate sales. In these meetings, you can read your client’s body language, as well as respond to changes in their speech and behaviors. Being in-person is great because you create a bond...
by Joe Harrison | Sep 16, 2021 | Communication, Sales, Sales Relationships, Success
According to smallbizgenius.net, 55% of Americans believe they are capable of starting a business. However, 20% of those businesses fail within the first year, which is a lot. So, why does this happen? Many factors come into play, but, often, the individual did not...
