Added on February 14, 2013
John O' Gorman
BANT , Buying Process , Buying Team , Deals in 3D , Featured , Prequalification , Selling In 3D , Stalled Deals
The VP of Sales had just taken to the stage. With his opening remark my jaw dropped. ‘BANT is no longer enough’ he proclaimed.
Added on November 2, 2012
Ray Collis
Lost Deals , Sales Performance , Sales Success , Stalled Deals , Win-Loss Reviews
Our deal narratives – the stories we tell ourselves and others about stalled deals – have the power to either limit or boost long term sales success. However new research highlights the importance of writing and then editing the narrative of the lost deal. The Narrative Of The Lost Deal How a seller explains a […]
Added on September 5, 2012
John O' Gorman
Deal Closing , Sales Management , Sales Process , Sales Skills , Stalled Deals
How do you cope when faced with complexity and constant change in respect of winning the deal? Well, a new book has been published that recommends you do what the world’s best leaders and teams do – adapt and improvise! Why Buying Can Be Messy We all know that buying can be messy. Buyers don’t always […]
Added on August 29, 2012
Ray Collis
Accelerating The Sale , Buying Decision , Buying Process , Sales Cycle , Sales Process , Seller Frustration , Stalled Deals
In selling, just as in sports, speed is just one of the factors that determine success. Indeed, Gold Medal winners provide some inspiration in coping with longer more complex sales. Olympic Inspiration For Sellers I bet you have heard of Usain Bolt, the fastest person ever and star of the 2012 London Olympics. Bolt won […]
Added on August 28, 2012
Ray Collis
Buying Decisions , Buying Process , Dave Stein , Sales Cycle , Stalled Deals
One of the most popular B2B Sales Blogs from the US has just posted an interview with The ASG Group’s John O Gorman and Ray Collis on the subject of stalled deals. The interviewer Dave Stein of ES Research Group asked Ray and John the following searching questions, with a snippet of the responses shown for each: 1. Why […]