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5 Keys to Sales Leadership

5 Keys to Sales Leadership

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   Your coming off of a great year, so congratulations! What are you going to do now, raise the bar or lower it? There are many factors that lead to a successful year and the best way to continually improve...

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Are You Paying Your Sales Team Enough?

Are You Paying Your Sales Team Enough?

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   The typical questions include are we paying enough, too much, and what’s the best plan for my business? I think that it really goes deeper than this. And like most issues, there are two sides, if not...

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Let’s Get Coffee-Make Time to Connect

Let’s Get Coffee-Make Time to Connect

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   You live it every day. You wake up to phone alarm, a riff from your favorite song or perhaps one of the standard tones that sounds like a tug boat is actually in the next room. After a quick check on the...

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Asking Questions and Curiosity

Asking Questions and Curiosity

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   As the leader of the business, you’re expected to have all the answers. Sometimes though, the biggest impact is made by the questions you ask, not answer. They may be technical questions or about a new...

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Three Steps to Becoming More Customer Centric

Three Steps to Becoming More Customer Centric

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   Sales leaders go to market with solutions to the problems their customers face and are able to execute them on a consistent basis. They invest in new devices, technology, and workflow automation not...

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The Why Question

The Why Question

This blog originally published in Printing Impressions.   You know, the Why question. Why are you really in business? Sounds simple enough but when you drill-down, the thought of answering this question can take many different directions. Ask the question to your...

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