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How Good is Your Team at Prospecting for New Leads?

Anthony Cole Training

As sales manager, business line leader, or CEO, is your team finding, qualifying and closing as much business as you think they should? Most say "No" when we ask that question, which means that something in your client outreach and sales process has to change.

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Structuring Your Hotel Sales Process

Nuvho

Many hotel and venue managers we speak to are frustrated. They keep experiencing low sales conversions and missed opportunities, and they are tearing their hair out wondering why their sales person or team is not performing. So do your sales processes support your sales team in each of these steps?

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Pipeline Movement [Increase Sales with a Good Sales Process]

A Sales Guy

A crappy sales process is the culprit of more stuck deals, or lost deals than many of us want to admit. A crappy sales process consists of bad or misaligned sales stages. When sales stages have little correlation with how your customer buys or with how your product is sold, you have bad sales stages.

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The Best Way to Close Deals Faster

Anthony Iannarino

Many decades ago, the theory about how to close deals faster was to use a trial close, followed by increasing pressure, regardless of your prospective client’s objections (which were unresolved concerns). The most popular theory now is to improve your sales velocity, the speed at which you complete “the sales conversation.”

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How to Talk to Your Team About Closing Big Deals

Anthony Iannarino

One of the most significant changes in sales is the meaning of the word “closing.” In the past, sales leaders would suggest that they wanted to hire people who could close deals, asking the prospective client to buy, and getting ink on a contract.

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Sales Manager vs Trusted Advisor: What’s the Difference and Which is Better?

Lure Agency

In the world of sales, there are two distinct roles that professionals often find themselves in: the sales manager and the trusted advisor. Cory Falter recently invited hotel sales consultant Kristi White on the InnSync Show for a discussion on the differences between the roles of a sales manager and a trusted advisor.

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Ashford sells One Ocean Resort & Spa for $87M

Hotel Business

“This is an iconic, institutional-quality asset with an irreplaceable oceanfront setting in the heart of the Jacksonville beaches,” said Andy Broad, managing director, RobertDouglas. This transaction highlights Ashford’s commitment to its portfolio management strategy, and the company’s willingness to harvest gains on strong investments.”

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