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“Understanding the Sales Force” named a Top 100 Blog
- January 19, 2009
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: News
Dave Kurlan’s popular business Blog, Understanding the Sales Force, was named a Top 100 Blog.
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Close More Sales by Shortening Your Sales Cycle
- October 16, 2008
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Podcasts & Webinars
Featured on Business Expert Webinars
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So You Want to be a Sales Manager – Hah!
- May 8, 2008
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Podcasts & Webinars
Featured on SalesRoundup.com
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Kurlan & Associates named to the Inc. 5000 for 2008 & 2007
- January 1, 2008
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Magazine/Newspaper/Interviews
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First Time Sales Managers Part II
- October 22, 2007
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Podcasts & Webinars
Featured on SalesRoundup.com
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A Dose of Guy Kawasaki for Your Sales Force
- October 22, 2007
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Understanding the Sales Force
Guy Kawasaki is in so many places these days that I would be extremely surprised if you didn’t know him or his work.
Author – Guy has written The Art of the Start; Selling the Dream; How to Drive Your Competition Crazy; The Macintosh Way; Rules for Revolutionaries and more!
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Motivation and the Sales Force
- April 5, 2007
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Understanding the Sales Force
The root cause of many of the findings was that the sales force was NOT money motivated. Order takers and lack of money motivation are quite the combination. Company executives eventually learn that order takers rely on the on-going and renewal business of their existing customers. These salespeople tend to earn much more than they’re worth, develop a sense of complacency and fail to accomplish what the company needs them to do.
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First Time Sales Managers Part I
- May 8, 2006
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Podcasts & Webinars
Featured on SalesRoundup.com
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“Man About Town”
- January 1, 2005
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Magazine/Newspaper/Interviews
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A Better Test
- March 12, 2004
- Posted by: Kurlan & Associates, Inc.
- Category: Magazine/Newspaper/Interviews
Hiring new salespeople can be the most important decision a sales executive makes on a routine basis. Effects of a bad decision can include lost sales, wrecked customer relationships and the heavy cost of replacing a rep who’s below par. Even average hiring decisions leave money on the table – the money your firm could make by hiring people who have the potential to become top performers.