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The Probability Scorecard: The 2nd Sales Productivity Tool

Anthony Cole Training

In this article, Tony discusses the Sales Probability Scorecard, the second tool in our 9 Sales Productivity Tools series.

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Unhealthy Beliefs About Your Prospects and Clients

Anthony Iannarino

Your results begin in your mind. What you believe impacts the choices you make, positive or negative. If you hold unhealthy beliefs , beliefs that conflict with reality, you will not produce the results you want. In a contest between your beliefs and reality, reality remains undefeated. The following unhealthy beliefs about your prospects and clients will cause you no end of problems.

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34 – Social Media: Prepping For The Slow Season

Travel Media Group

In this episode of the Suite Spot, we help hoteliers prepare their properties for the slow season by discussing the best ways to optimize their hotel’s social media profiles. Kelly Albritton, Senior Product Analyst, joins host Ryan Embree to share insights from her experience working in Travel Media Group’s social media department. Ryan and Kelly cover important topics in this episode, from setting up automated messages on your social media accounts to leveraging social media ads to target new g

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KEENAN LIVE Today: Bitcoin Billionaires Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss

A Sales Guy

KEENAN LIVE kicks off today. I’m pretty excited, it’s going to be dope. KEENAN LIVE is going to be a live series dedicated to the interesting, the rebellious and the successful. I will be having conversations with some of the most unique, interesting and successful people, some you may know, others you may not, but they all have in common is a kick-ass story.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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10 Missing Ingredients That Make for an Ineffective Leader

Anthony Iannarino

The competencies and character traits that make one an effective leader are too many and too varied to compile on a single list. While there are as many ways to be an ineffective leader, this list of ten missing ingredients is a good start to what matters and why. No Vision : A leader is responsible for the future. Creating that future requires a vision, as you cannot hit a target you cannot see.

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How to Match Your Prospecting Campaign to the Number of Targets

Anthony Iannarino

The way we prospect now is to use campaigns , a series of communications over time, designed to result in a meeting. Campaigns generally use multiple mediums, and when done well, communicate a message that proves you can create value for your prospect. They are also much more effective than calling your dream client once a quarter (too long between communications) and once a day (too frequent contact).

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The One Thing That Causes You To Fail to Overcome Objections

Anthony Iannarino

The word “ objection ” is technically correct as it relates to the words your dream clients use when they say no to your request for a meeting. It is “a reason for disagreeing.” Over time, however, I have come to realize the objections aren’t the reason the contact you are asking for a meeting declines the invitation. Instead, the objections all mask the real reason they say no to your request, and lurking behind the opposition is their genuine and unspoken concern.

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Improving Your Choice of How You Get to Success

Anthony Iannarino

An airplane spends most of its time in flight off course. The pilot has to make course corrections continuously. Without making the necessary adjustments, the pilot and the plane would not reach their desired destination. An airplane moves fast and requires you to work the controls actively. A train is different. It never needs to make any adjustments to its course.

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