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SaaS Sales are Often Deceivingly Complex – Adjust Your Hiring and Comp Strategy Accordingly

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - July 23, 2010

The software as a service (SaaS) model continues to be popular in the tech sector, but many of the companies that adopt this model struggle to get their sales function working properly.  On the surface, the differences between the traditional software model and SaaS appear to be small, so why does is it so hard

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No Fear of Rejection = Less Rejection and More Success

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - June 30, 2010

Most people don’t like to hear other people say “no,” but in sales it happens all the time. Does the ability to handle rejection have a direct relationship to sales performance? Absolutely! Insensitivity to rejection is one of the most critical attributes of highly successful sales reps. To continue reading this post, click here >>

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To Outsource or Not to Outsource?

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - June 16, 2010

One of our readers asked us whether they should hire a junior sales person or a telesales company. On paper, outsourcing the sales function looks quite attractive. Risk and costs are assigned to a third party that specializes in sales and management overhead is decreased. In practice things are a bit different and here is

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Sales Recruiting 2.0 Book Preview

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - May 28, 2010

In case you missed the presentation yesterday, here is a recording in which we share some of the concepts in our upcoming book Sales Recruiting 2.0 – How to Find Top Performing Sales People, Fast: Click here to purchase Sales Recruiting 2.0 – How to Find Top Performing Sales People, Fast from Peak Sales® Recruiting.

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Selling to Women & Couples

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - May 20, 2010

Most companies have a good understanding of their ideal client, behaviors and buying patterns, but few differentiate between male and female buyers. There are mountains of studies that show that women and men think differently on a variety of different topics, so it stands to reason that they buy differently, so why don’t more companies