Posts Tagged "sales"

Four Steps to Boost Your Sales Persistence by Jae-ann Rock

Posted on Nov 3, 2015 in Blog, Meeting/Event Planning, Training and HR

LACK OF PERSISTENCE is one of the most common causes of failure in business and in sales! The good news is, persistence is a state of mind which can be cultivated, developed and grown. One of the original personal success gurus, Napoleon Hill, believed that despite unexpected setbacks in life, the one thing that you can always control is “your mind and your attitude.” This is great news – IF you put it to use! In his book, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill told a compelling tale about a man named R.U. Darby, to demonstrate the power of persistence.  You see, Darby had an uncle with...

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Finding Prospects: Mailing, Emailing, or Calling – Which Works BEST? by Pat Ryan

Posted on Oct 21, 2015 in Blog, Meeting/Event Planning, Training and HR

There are many theories about the best way to find prospects. Certainly large advertising campaigns and trade shows can take up a lot of the marketing budget. But, when you need to reach specifically-targeted individuals on a large-scale basis, it really boils down to three options: Mailing them, Emailing them, or Calling them directly The context of this discussion will be from the frame of reference of a company that targets decision maker contacts in corporate training, HR, or talent management. Mentor Tech Group works exclusively with clients marketing and selling to the corporate...

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Five Questions to Ask before Purchasing Another List – by Jae-ann Rock

Posted on May 27, 2015 in Archive

When marketing and selling to Corporate Training and HR, you are always looking for better ways to find quality leads. You might attend trade shows, network via LinkedIn, and/or purchase marketing lists from time-to-time. But – if you are purchasing an INEXPENSIVE list of contacts – you may be inadvertently using THE most expensive way to source quality leads. Although buying an inexpensive list may appear to be a good option to secure lots of prospects for little investment, this is probably the worst way to go about sourcing leads. Why?  Well, that “inexpensive” list you...

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The High Cost of Inexpensive Lists by Jae-ann Rock

Posted on Apr 8, 2014 in Archive

When marketing and selling to Corporate Training and HR, you are always looking for better ways to find leads. You might attend trade shows, network via LinkedIn, and/or purchase marketing lists from time-to-time. But, if you are purchasing an INEXPENSIVE list of contacts, you may be inadvertently using THE most expensive way to source Corporate Training and HR lists!  Although buying an inexpensive list may appear to be a good option to secure lots of prospects for little investment, this is probably the worst way to go about sourcing leads.  Why?  Well, that “inexpensive” list...

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How to Create a Comprehensive Prospect Profile (Part 2 of 2) By Pat Ryan

Posted on Mar 12, 2013 in Archive, Training and HR

What is the best way to build a comprehensive profile of your prospect?  In our last blog post, we covered SPIN selling techniques, a framework used to gather valuable information from your prospects.  This week, we dig deeper by sharing Question Guidelines, designed to help you build a more comprehensive prospect profile.  Ask your prospects these questions to help them open up, allowing you to quickly identify key areas of pain and/or need. So, let’s get right into it…  Here are the kind of prospecting questions you should be asking… Question Guidelines When speaking with prospects,...

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