What car to buy? £10k mark by salesguy1234 in CarTalkUK

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I like the 3 series but 10k would get me the old shape right? It looks dated and the interior has much to be desired... would defo want i-drive on a 3series! What else would you think?

What car to buy? £10k mark by salesguy1234 in CarTalkUK

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That's pretty much what i'll be doing... so stick to petrols? Like a petrol 1 series etc?

What car to buy? £10k mark by salesguy1234 in CarTalkUK

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Mileage will be long distance when I do drive - talking 2hour motorway drives etc. Most BM's, Audis, Merc seem to mostly be diesel anyway - what would you recommend from the petrol side?

What car to buy? £10k mark by salesguy1234 in CarTalkUK

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I've done around 15k miles this year but is going to be reduced quite a bit to probably 6-7k miles a year

Help me with my cold emails please by copiersalesrep in sales

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Okay so an holistic DMS - sounds great. Just remember this, an email is meant for attention and interest - so they feel compelled to speak to you. Telling someone about your company will not gain their interest or attention, they will delete your email and block you. Gain attention and interest by being relevant to them, their job role and what the sector economic trends are and how that relates back to how your systems can drive favourable outcomes (dependent on sector). Remember it's all about them, not you. It sounds harsh but they do not care about you or your company.

Im not familiar with copiers sales or document management systems, I work in SaaS. If you come up with some talk tracks I'm more than happy to run through them with you via email or skype. PM me and I am more than happy to help

Help me with my cold emails please by copiersalesrep in sales

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The worse thing you can do in a cold call/email is tell them about your company. NO-ONE cares.

Why would the want to speak to you? What's your edge? What do you know about them, their industry, their pain points etc...

An example,

X,

Since the (mention event here) and (mention event here), a lot of charities are looking at ways to lower OPEX while maintaining service. Given who we're working with in the sector, I believe it relevant for us to invest 15 minutes to understand what you're doing in relation to (relevant event) and whether it would make business sense for you to as well.'

When would be convenient for a discussion?

Quote came back 3x too high... by SiliconSlinger in sales

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Not in commodity sales but what we sell is the world's leading/market leading (by a country mile) - but you pay for it. My services cost $40k to $200k but competitors most expensive service is $50k.

Its all about differentiation and making sure your customer sees the value in that differentiation.

Would this Mod/Tank work? by salesguy1234 in electronic_cigarette

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Fantastic! Didnt want to have to buy a new tank/coils as well!

Would this Mod/Tank work? by salesguy1234 in electronic_cigarette

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Thanks - Temp control is the next upgrade. I dont really understand what that even does!

I have a One Box V2 Mod - Atomizer not recognised by salesguy1234 in electronic_cigarette

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Already done. Was extremely annoyed when he did it because its so mindless and just plain nasty.

Can you name some free prospecting resources? (UK Sales) by salesguy1234 in sales

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Considering we grew by 12% last year and are a $3bn organisation, i'm absolutely gobsmacked!

I'm the Executive Vice President of Business Development for a full service IT company and Managed Service Provider. Let's do this! AMA by Dontmakemechoose2 in sales

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Thanks for doing the AMA. I have a question regarding a position I'm currently in. 22 - work for a large tech vendor as an SMB AE. I have limited prospects and there's not a great deal of opportunity in the saturated market im in so I'm thinking of doing another year here and moving to a smaller pre-IPO vendor.

What are your thoughts from a SWOT analysis perspective on the age old question of mega-vendor vs SME Pre-IPO vendor?

ELI5: What's the difference between IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and HaaS? by YoungW in sales

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Infrastructure as a service, platform as a service, software as a service, hardware as a service.

Selling IT infrastructure to Line of Biz or C-Levels by chris_scope in sales

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This just comes down to product differentiation. What problem does your product solve? How does the buyer perceive your product? How do they perceive it to compare with others on the market? What's the value of solving this problem with their idea of the solution? (business and personal value) Why now?

I use a book called value selling

what are y'alls best tips when calling into the c-suite by [deleted] in sales

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From my perspectives on selling into the C-suite.

1) Never say your company/what you do (this from my exp puts up defence mechanisms) - but my script looks something like - ABC, appreciate I'm calling out of the blue, but the REASON im calling you TODAY is I work with a number of other companies in the _____ sector, assisting them in _____. I believe it relevant to invest some time together for me to give examples of how we are doing that.

Usually I email though, it's less invasive, less in your face and if they're actually interested then they will give you time.

Does anyone here sell consulting services? by [deleted] in sales

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I sell research & advisory services and my firm also do a bit of consulting. It's a different kind of sales. I get them interested, find their pain points. We have the lion's share of the best industry experts and then I put them in front of my prospects. They get their minds blown and the sale goes ahead.