Business Pipeline Sales Process 
Anthony Cole Training
MAY 16, 2011
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Social Hospitality
MAY 20, 2025
In an industry where follow-ups make or break bookings and where client experience isnt just a buzzword but the whole business model, the tools you use matter. The Problem with a One-Size-Fits-All Software If youve ever tried to make a general CRM work for a hospitality business, you know the drill. Manual workarounds.
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A Sales Guy
JULY 2, 2012
This is a follow up to my post last week on moving things through the pipeline. Keeping deals and opportunities moving through the pipeline is one of the most critical parts of a sales leaders job. Sales teams have hundreds of active and inactive deals in the pipeline at any giving time. You can read it here.
Anthony Cole Training
JANUARY 10, 2014
But, clearly it has little or nothing to do with the execution of the sales process - from finding prospects to getting them to make a decision to buy from you. We have a sales activities tracking tool called Success Tracker, and internally, we use BASE to manage our pipeline. All that is critical for sales success!
Anthony Cole Training
JANUARY 13, 2014
It remains a question despite the millions of dollars spent on CRM, sales force automation, training and hype. I was on LinkedIn this morning and saw an ad which read, "5 Keys to Improve Pipeline Forcasting Accuracy and Reduce Revenue Risk!". And, because of these problems, there are challenges in the predictability of future sales.
A Sales Guy
JULY 11, 2012
Shitty sales management can kill pipeline movement. As sales leaders, we spend so much of our time evaluating our teams and the individuals on them, we often forget that our s**t can stink too. The place I see sales management fail the most (just behind hiring “A” players) is pipeline management.
Anthony Cole Training
JANUARY 19, 2015
Sales teams perform based on two inputs - effort and execution. If your sales team isn''t performing as expected, you must ask the question - Why? Chances are you won''t know for sure but you can describe the symptoms: Anemic pipeline. Sales taking too long. What are our current sales capabilities?
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