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Doug Davidoff

Shortening The Sales Cycle: The Formula for Change

Change is difficult. In a world where the rate of change seems to be increasing exponentially, and interesting opposition arises within individuals. When we are facing so much change, we fight even harder to keep the status quo wherever possible. This, plus the natural law that systems fight to protect themselves, makes the life of a professional salesperson even tougher. While a lot of time is spent on the business and commerce aspects of sales, the reality is that if you’re a B2B salesperson,...

Are You Ready to Win In A World of Caveat Vendit? 5 Strategies to Dramatically Increase Your Win Rate

From caveat emptor to caveat vendit…let the seller beware. As Daniel Pink, best-selling author of...

The 3 Rules to Eliminating Price Objections

Yesterday I shared that price and the vast majority of objections that surround price are merely an...

Price Is An Excuse (Or, Why Salespeople Kill Their Own Profits)

Did you know that the word decide and homicide have the same Latin root? They both mean “to kill.”...

The Questions That Multiply Sales Results

The Demand Creator Minute back! In this installment I share a critical insight about asking the...

A Lesson In Driving Sales Success Throughout Your Organization

For years I would have to brace myself when attending conferences or hearing companies talk about...

Business Acumen: Five Financial Metrics Every Salesperson Needs to Know

Anyone who knows me, knows I’m a huge believer that business acumen is both lacking in salespeople,...

A Must Have Tool For Anyone In Sales

Selling is hard work, and it’s only getting harder. For more than 20 years I’ve been writing and...

You Must Dig Below Face Value to Break Free From Commoditization

Last month I shared five attributes that are critical in understanding the difference between...

Creating Value In The Sales Process

Ten years ago I started my company with a challenge to all sales leaders. I asked that they look at...