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Life Success, Sales Success, Management Success - 24 Thoughts

Anthony Cole Training

Sales Presentation (7). Sales Presentations (17). 4 keys to get past gate keepers. Sales Jobs (5). sales leadership development (4). sales management (49). sales management success (1). sales management training (4). Sales Manager (2). sales metrics (7). sales people (8). sales pipeline (1). sales planning (1).

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 127: Q&A with Guy Weismantel @guyweismantel

Heinz Marketing

Every episode past, present, and future you can find at salespipelineradio.com. But we all have experiences in previous roles as well, that that one persona, called the gate keeper. The gate keeper, we all know, doesn’t often have budget responsibility. They’re not as impressed by those sorts of things.

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Sales Skill-Sets vs Sales Tool-Sets

SBI

Hard skills include such things as effective cold-calling, presentation skills, overcoming objections, skillful questioning, getting past the gate-keeper, negotiation skills, how to sell value, qualifying prospects, and closing techniques. i.e. questioning skills, presentation skills, and industry knowledge.

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The Hard Life of an Optimizer – Yuan Wright [Video]

ConversionXL

Here’s another presentation from ConversionXL Live 2015 (sign up for the 2016 list to get tickets at pre-release prices ). Every click they gave us, they’re leaving that scent, I think one of the presenters talked about this scent, their leaving it in there. While optimization is fun, it’s also really hard.

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16 Awesome Email Marketing Campaigns & How to Run Your Own

Hubspot

The subject line is the gate keeper of the rest of your email. Often times, this type of positioning makes the recipient feel like they're specially chosen, which encourages them to take advantage of the special opportunity they've been presented with. Write click-worthy subject lines. Inspired by these examples?