by Mike Dimitroff – July 2015 My sales philosophy: Better to go after the big fish than waste time fishing for minnows! Anyone can go to the local watering hole, cast a line, and catch small fish. But if LinkedIn is your fishing pole, businesses will be the big fish you are trying to catch. [dropshadowbox align=”center” effect=”lifted-both” width=”550px”…Continue Reading Utilizing LinkedIn for Business Prospecting
by Erin Quigg – June 2015 Redefining “Hustle” How do you measure a salesperson’s hustle? From an activity-based and CRM standpoint, is it the number of tracked phone calls, emails, and appointments in a week? What about LinkedIn InMail, Social Media, and text messaging? With the amount of different communication methods available now, does it…Continue Reading CRM & Sales: Redefining Hustle
by Tim Salier – October 2014 Social selling has become increasingly prevalent in the professional sports sales environment. For years, the concept of social media in the workplace has been associated with fears of misuse, poor time management and potential disclosure of proprietary information. However, recent trends have shown that, when used appropriately, social media…Continue Reading 4 Keys to Social Selling
by Bryce Killingsworth – May 2014 Collegiate ticket sales departments continue to expand. Some hired into these new sales positions have training in professional selling, while others may have worked their ways through college internships into the first open position that suits their aptitudes and attitudes. So, whether we are trained to sell or are…Continue Reading Selling Collegiate Sports: Happy Customers = Sales