No Sales Process? No Harvest: The other morning I caught my dog, Loki, sneaking green beans out of my garden. While chasing him off, I noticed some beans had already withered because I hadn’t picked them in time.
So, you've hustled and booked those critical meetings. Now, what's next? The burning question often is: What do I say? What do I ask? And what do I do with the information?
Reaching the decision-maker might sound scary, but it's worth it. Why? Well, not only does it make it more likely that we'll seal the deal, but it also helps us serve our clients better. Sometimes, what they need doesn't quite match up with what...
In my book, "Buyer First," I emphasize the significance of meditation and mindfulness practice - a whopping eleven times to be precise. Meditation enhances mental health and rewires our brains to form genuine connections with buyers.So, let's...
Jane Gentry had much to say about her nightmare buying experiences that we might have a blog series.
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Jane Gentry is an excellent connector with a fantastic set of skills. She's known as the CEO advisor. Jane is a business consultant for small to midsize firms handling everything from strategic growth issues to how we set those strategies. And the...
Tonya Bjurstrom and I had a fun chat about surveys because I love Tonya's latest newsletter, where she said, "When's the last time you took an online survey and thought, Wow! This is great! I feel so valued!"?
How do you start a #buyerfirst relationship with my current customers if they've already gone through a traditional sales process? Is it too late?
Rather than a linear process, I see the collaborative selling model as more layered and cyclical. Like, an onion. You peel back the layers of an onion.
Doug asked, "Can you elaborate more on improving the inbound marketing experience to make it easier for buyers to purchase –social proof"? Love this question, Doug. So, Inbound is an interesting sort of dynamic that happened over a decade ago.
