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Inside Salespeople: Our Quick-Start Guide to Hiring

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - November 14, 2023

Are your sales priorities velocity, volume, and lower costs? Inside sales might be the team structure you need to hire for. What is an Inside Sales Person? Inside salespeople are an excellent fit for teams that rely heavily on sales techniques such as cold calling, email marketing, social media platforms, and web conferences. This style

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11 of The Best Sales Chatbots to Increase Sales

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - November 10, 2023

Sales chatbots are a form of software that engages customers with human-like conversation. These chats can take place in a pop-up window on a company’s website, in text messaging platforms, and on other digital and social channels where customers seek out products and services to purchase. Chatbots are powered by a combination of artificial intelligence,

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5 Tips for Reducing Remote Sales Rep Isolation

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - November 6, 2023

Every team adapts to remote work differently. As a manager, it’s your job to adapt to keep your team from becoming disjointed and isolated.  Here are our favorite ways to better manage remote sales reps so you can reconnect your team: #1 Make time for informal, spontaneous check-ins.  While formal, scheduled check-ins are essential, these

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Start Hiring Farmers for Relationship-Building Sales

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - October 30, 2023

Salespeople aren’t all extroverted and enchanting. Some bring a bit of warmth to their role. These are the farmer sales types, and you’ll want to look for them in your hiring process intentionally.  Values that Drive Farmer Types Farmers are typically different from your front-line salespeople. They are more customer service oriented and enjoy sales

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20 Tips to Transform Your Follow-Up Sales Email After No Response

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - October 25, 2023

You send one sales email with a surge of hope that you’ll hear back from your prospect. And then? Crickets! Is it time to give up? Hardly. No matter your industry or offering, most sales require five to twelve contact points in the sales pipeline before a deal is made.  A friendly follow-up email can