Sales Trends

Analytics and sales metrics have seen a rapid rise in usage in the past decade thanks to increasing technological advances and innovative digital platforms.  Salespeople now have access to a wealth of information and data about their customers, products, and sales processes.  For the modern thinking salesperson, this data can be harnessed to drive sales and improve overall sales performance.  If you’re looking for ways to do this, we are going to explore 6 proven data-driven sales strategies that modern salespeople can use to boost their bottom line and stay ahead of the competition. Let’s check them out! ....

Upselling and cross-selling are two powerful B2B strategies to improve your sales revenue and build customer loyalty. Both strategies are applied (mostly) to existing customers to generate further sales. If your brand offers an extensive range of products or services that your customers are unaware of, upselling and cross-selling can be a brilliant way to generate that additional revenue. However, many sales representatives struggle to effectively leverage these techniques. If you are new to the concept of upselling and cross-selling, you have landed in the right place. Here, we will give you the inside scoop on upselling and cross-selling so....

The world of selling is always evolving. From the barter system all the way to TikTok Live, it has gone through radical changes.  Selling on social media is a trend that has taken off in recent years and sellers are successfully leveraging this to their advantage on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.  This latest method of selling goes by the name of Social Selling.  In a world dominated by social media, salespeople are finding that implementing social selling strategies into their sales process can reap massive benefits.  So let’s jump in and take a look at what....

Finding out which sales model is superior between outside and inside sales is one of the fiercest debates among sales managers and representatives. Well, there isn’t a clear-cut conclusion to this debate because either model has its strong points.  Companies that focus on the inside sales model benefit from its high velocity and volume sales. Those that focus on outside sales appeal better to high acquisition costs and annual account value (ACV) clients. Here are the main differences between inside and outside sales: