The Most Dangerous Word in a Negotiation Is “Yes”.
A customer asks for a discount. You panic, you want the deal, and you say yes. “Okay, I can do […]
The Most Dangerous Word in a Negotiation Is “Yes”. Read More »
A customer asks for a discount. You panic, you want the deal, and you say yes. “Okay, I can do […]
The Most Dangerous Word in a Negotiation Is “Yes”. Read More »
If sales in your business feels unpredictable, emotional, or overly dependent on you, it’s not because you’re bad at selling.
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But without sales, you don’t have a business. You have a job and the salary is unpredictable. For most technical
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If great service sold itself, your phone would be ringing off the hook. Most MSP owners I speak to are
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Turning Guesswork into Deal Control If your pipeline feels busy but unreliable, the problem usually isn’t effort. It’s qualification. Most
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That sentence is the sound of a deal dying. You have a great discovery call. The prospect is engaged. Then,
“I’ll Send You the Information and You Can Get Back to Me.” Read More »
(And How Structure Fixes It) There’s a moment in almost every sales conversation where things quietly go wrong. The prospect
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I reviewed a proposal recently that was written for IT people, not business owners. It was full of what I
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Feature dumping isn’t “bad sales behaviour”. It’s usually a warning sign. When founders start listing tools, platforms, and capabilities, it
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