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6 Lessons for Sales Organizations I Learned on Summer Vacation: Part 1

Anthony Cole Training

Everyday, there are things that can be learned that can impact our personal and professional lives.

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The Best Online Sales Training Ever

A Sales Guy

It’s here, We just dropped Gap Selling Online Sales Training and it’s going to blow your mind. It’s 5 – 8 hours of engaging, customized, choose your own journey experience. We are extremely excited about this training. It’s like nothing you’ve ever experienced. Each participants journey is there own as the training adjusts and offers different experiences based on each salespersons own experiences and engagement.

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What You Should Do When You Lose a Big Deal

Anthony Iannarino

No one goes without a loss in sales. You will not win every deal, and you will win some that you don’t deserve to win while losing others you should have won. It can be challenging to know how and why you lost a deal, and without understanding what caused the loss, you may repeat mistakes that cause future losses. Here is how you should think about a lost deal, especially big deals , and a list of actions that will allow you to improve your approach.

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56 – COVID Hotel Industry Trends With Jan Freitag Pt. II

Travel Media Group

In another special edition of the Suite Spot, Senior Vice President of Lodging Insights at STR, Jan Freitag returns to the podcast for an insightful conversation. Jan and his team at STR are continuing to closely monitor industry data and trends post-COVID-19. Jan and Ryan discuss changes in the industry since they last spoke in June (You can hear that conversation by listening to Episode 51).

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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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The Sharing Economy Career Options | Hospitality Industry Careers for Students

Savvy Hotelier

In terms of looking at a career in the accommodation side of the hospitality industry, you have probably been taught about hotels and maybe Airbnb as the big competitor. But did you know that there is SO MUCH more than that? Today I am going to show you companies and job opportunities in the non-hotel accommodation sector of the hospitality industry, also called the sharing economy.

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The Problem with Over-Qualifying Prospects

Anthony Iannarino

There is no reason to spend time with people and companies who cannot benefit from what you sell. When you target individual companies, you eliminate the kind of companies that do not need what you sell or can in no way benefit from your general value proposition. Targeting is a way of disqualifying non-prospects and focus on those companies who will benefit from the better outcomes you can offer them.

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Why You Need Create Opportunities and Not Just Find Them

Anthony Iannarino

The old processes and methodologies salespeople successfully used start with the idea that your prospective clients are already dissatisfied and that all you have to do is get them to disclose where they need help. While there is nothing inherently wrong with this approach, it doesn’t help you as much as other approaches when your prospects don’t believe they are unhappy with their results and don’t think they need to change.

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The Two Big Outcomes You Need in Sales

Anthony Iannarino

There are two major categories of outcomes that are necessary for success in sales. The more time and energy you devote to these two categories, the greater your success. Avoiding these two categories, spending too little time, and an inadequate amount of effort to pursue these outcomes will cause you to struggle and eventually fail. Opportunity Creation.

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Why You Need Sales Effectiveness to Dominate Your Agenda

Anthony Iannarino

Imagine you want to grow your sales significantly, something like thirty percent. You decide to raise the sales team’s goals, even though more than half the sales force didn’t achieve their last year’s targets. You are going to expect more from your team in every way, from activity, opportunities, and won deals, suffering under the belief that you can improve their productivity by raising their goals.

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Get Better at Selling, or You Will Get Worse

Anthony Iannarino

I spent part of Friday in the studio recording a long video about my Sales Accelerator program. Even though we have a page with much information, we need to do a better job explaining how the program works and how it helps salespeople and sales managers improve their results. At the same time, I am writing my fourth book. I have cataloged many of the factors that have made selling—and leading sales—more challenging than ever, offering strategies and tactics to address these factors effectively.

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Diving into Diversity: Decoding the Foundations of Inclusion in Hospitality Talent Acquisition

Speaker: Lauren Fernandez - CEO & Founder, Full Course

Companies all over the world, including Marriot International and Hilton Worldwide, are aware of the value of including DEI in their talent acquisition strategy. However, despite these initiatives, there is still plenty that the hospitality sector can do to promote DEI. When comparing the hospitality industries in India, Iraq, the UK, and the US, you will see that there is a consistent underrepresentation of persons from different ethnic, gender, and disability origins across all levels of the i