Salesforce Canada

There’s probably no greater compliment in sales than being so successful at generating revenue you get a nickname like “The Closer.” For most sales pros, though, even a small improvement in the ratio of deals they close compared with those they lose would be a huge boost.

Sales professionals spend a lot of time cultivating deep, meaningful relationships with customers in order to grow their business. If they’re successful enough to be promoted to sales manager, though, they often have to start focusing on building a different kind of relationship: the one between supervisor and team.

It doesn't matter if you're an extrovert or an introvert, or which four letters are in your personality profile. Anyone can be a successful salesperson.

One of the things that may have initially put off Canadian SMBs from using social media to connect with customers is the fear of having to constantly keep up with all those posts. Twitter chats are a great example of how to get a lot done on social media in less time.

Sales teams are taking and making phone calls all day. They have to respond to a slew of urgent emails. There are often sudden – and potentially challenging – meetings with customers. It’s not the easiest job in which to practice “mindfulness.”