Sales Management

By:adminMay 11th, 2012Sales ManagementNo comments

Negotiation - the DHL Global Mail Way

As purchasing behaviour has changed so has the way sales teams have had to tackle negotiations. One of our global clients, DHL Global Mail are well practised at this.


Mark Siviter, Managing Director of Sales, Europe at DHL Global Mail offers his take on the changing landscape of sales negotiation in his organisation.

By:adminMay 3rd, 2012Sales ManagementNo comments

R U Anti-Social?

The jury is still out for many Sales Managers today in the B2B field, so far as using social media in the B2B environment.


They are asking themselves whether it’s worth their time, resource and money.

By:adminMarch 13th, 2012Sales ManagementNo comments

The client's view on Solution-Based Selling

In this piece we have asked Philip Mayling of MKG Foods and BuddyCRM to explain to us how he manages and develops his team to be best equipped when developing their client relationships and growing sales.


The ClientPhilip Mayling

As a Director of Foodservice operator MKG Foods, Philip Mayling is responsible for all sales and marketing activity.

By:adminJanuary 10th, 2012Sales ManagementNo comments

3 ways to retain your high potential and talented Salespeople

Authored by Hugh Alford. Sales Training Consultant at TACK International


Your most valuable resource in Sales is your sales people

At the beginning of 2012 with its uncertain challenges it is worth considering how best to retain and develop your best potential and talent within your team. Here are three areas worth considering

By:adminDecember 22nd, 2011Sales ManagementNo comments

Sales management in tough times

Posted by TACK International on 22 December 2011


Most markets today are buyers’ markets. So your sales team may be having a tough time. That’s where professional sales leadership really comes into its own.
Increase your communication rate
 

When times are tough your people need more contact from you. E-mails and circulars are fine; phone calls and meetings are better.

Lead from the front