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		<title>Give More to Get More</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[To increase your performance by 15%, give 15% more effort. -Brian Sullivan Let’s not overcomplicate this. In sales, there are only two ways to get better results. The first is to make more sales calls. The second is to perform better on each call.  So how many prospecting calls do you make each week? And [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: center;"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-366" style="margin: 8px;" title="stand-out" src="http://www.salestrainingtactics.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/stand-out-300x172.jpg" alt="stand-out" width="180" height="103" /><strong>To increase your performance by 15%, give 15% more effort.<br />
-Brian Sullivan</strong></p>
<p>Let’s not overcomplicate this. In sales, there are only two ways to get better results. The first is to make more sales calls. The second is to perform better on each call.  So how many prospecting calls do you make each week? And as an FYI, “It depends,” is NOT an acceptable answer. Because those that say, “It depends,” or “I am not really sure,” have lost control over their sales territory and as a result, are at the mercy of whatever voicemail and email are telling them to do. The top performer, on the other hand, sets a call objective number and let’s that number drive the workweek. If he or she wants to increase their sales by 15% or more, they realize it means they may have to make 15 more calls. They then let that number haunt them. They don’t start the weekend until they made the last call.</p>
<p>Another way 15% more effort can create 15% greater performance is by investing in improving your sales, communication and leadership skills. Buy a sales book, attend a seminar, seek out top performers in your company and grill them! By increasing your knowledge and skill by 15% or more, you will become 15% more valuable to your customers, your company and your future.</p>
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