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How to Build a Sales Team for Web Development Business

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - December 15, 2010

We answered this question in LinkedIn today I wish to take my web development business to the next level. Lead generation and sales is my current weakness. I think the right person(s) to help with sales could be the next step but I do not know how to go about this. Ideally, I could start

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Do you ask these tough questions when interviewing sales reps?

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 28, 2010

There is the old saying that sales reps perform their best selling during job interviews and much like peeling an onion, you donโ€™t know quite know who you are interviewing until you have peeled away a few layers. Here are some of the best kinds of questions to ask during a sales interview to find

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What to Look for in a Great Enterprise Salesperson

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 14, 2010

We answered this question on LinkedIn: -What are the key strengths/skills to look for in a great enterprise salesperson; someone who can swing $100,000+ deals? Peak Response: Great question. Every company will have a slightly different set of requirements based on the unique selling environment, company culture, and whether this is an Account Manager (farmer)

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The Most Common Sales Hiring Mistakes

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 4, 2010

The three most common sales hiring mistakes which result in sub-optimal sales hires, missed targets, and staff turnover. 1. Poor understanding of selling environment 2. Unstructured hiring process 3. Not looking in the right places To read a transcript of this video click hereโ€ฆ Full transcript of the interview. Avoiding the Three Most Common Sales

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What Four Simple Tactics Reduce New Rep Failure?

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - October 1, 2010

Want to cut the failure rate of your sales reps? Set yourself apart from the average team where 25-50% of reps fail and exit during the first year? Include these steps in your on-boarding process and, assuming you picked right in the first place, almost every rep you ever hire will stay with you to