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How to Build a High-Impact Team with Daniella Bellaire

Sales Hacker

Listen into this conversation with Danielle Bellaire, and host Christina Brady, for action-packed insights on building high-impact teams! Have them meet with members of the team to get the context. The post How to Build a High-Impact Team with Daniella Bellaire appeared first on Sales Hacker.

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Meeting And Call Planning, Getting The Most Out Of Each Meeting

Partners in Excellence

Today’s topic is on Meeting Planning. I want to cover a bunch of meeting types–mostly sales meetings or sales calls, but also meetings we have internally, management meetings, and so forth. The same basic principles apply to having high impact meetings, whoever we are meeting with.

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A Guaranteed Method Of Getting Customer Meetings!

Partners in Excellence

Everything I read, every conversation I have with sellers; the same issue arises. “How do we get customers to respond, how do we get meetings with customers?” Don’t try to do the “cheap alternative,” pay the customer a flat $1000 for the meeting. We, sellers, would have to make every meeting count!

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Conversational Intelligence

Partners in Excellence

First, while I believe there is huge potential with conversational intelligence, I have to confess a lot of cynicism in how it is sold and used today. Sometimes, I tend to think conversational intelligence is an oxymoron. But I had a brain fart in thinking about conversational intelligence.

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Is It The Best Use Of Their Time?

Partners in Excellence

Rather than measuring activity or meetings, what if we started looking at high impact interactions? And doing this would improve our own time utilization, because it is more likely to result in a high impact conversation with the customer/prospect. We went from 22 meetings to close down to 9 meetings.

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354 Sales Conversations In Just A Week!

Partners in Excellence

He talked about the 354 conversations with C-Level executives he had in one week. I don’t know what the typical work week is, but let’s look at this data across 3 possible workweeks: For a 40 hour workweek, to have 354 conversations, that’s 6.8 minutes per “conversation.”

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Freeing Up Our Time, Or Using Our Time More Effectively?

Partners in Excellence

A lot of the conversation focuses on “freeing up time.” And there are a number of other activities that are critical to enabling those meetings. For example customer meeting preparation, deal negotiation and closing are critical to getting the work done with customers. I was actually surprised by the Gartner data.