Fundamentals
Going for the Appt.
Account Management
Opp Management
Prospecting
Being a Leader
100

This is the first thing a prospect feels before they evaluate your product knowledge.

What is Energy?

100

Many sales reps avoid this because they're afraid of hearing "No."

What is asking for the appointment?

100

These are customers spending more than $30,000 in a rolling 12 months.

What is a Tier 1 Account?

100

This should be identified before building a quote.

What is the customer's buying process?

100

This is the goal of a voicemail.

What is creating curiosity?

100

A supplier that only competes on price.

What is a commodity vendor?

200

This is built buy continuing to ask questions to take a prospect to "hell" and then back to "heaven" (or vice versa)

What is "the gap"?

200

If you've established value in a cold call, this should be your next objective.

What is securing a meeting?

200

A Tier 1 account should never have only one of these.

What is a contact?

200

The biggest mistake AE's make after sending a quote.

What is failing to follow up?

200

The activity that solves most pipeline problems.

What is more prospecting?

200

Customers call these suppliers before problems become emergencies.

What is a trusted advisor?

300

This means understanding what the customer is experiencing before trying to sell them something.

What is Empathy?

300

A prospect saying they're busy is often not a rejection; it's a signal to do this.

What is schedule for a better time?

300

The fastest way to lose a large account.

What is becoming invisible?

300

If you don't know this, you don't have an opportunity.

What is why the customer is buying?

300

The most common reason reps stop prospecting too early.

What is making assumptions?

300

This is what protects margin better than discounting.

What is creating value?

400

This allows you to challenge a customer and provide solutions they didn't know existed.

What is Expertise?

400

Most emergency orders are caused by a failure in this.

What is planning?

400

If your primary contact leaves, this is what protects the relationship.

What are multiple relationships within the account?

400

The first metric to inspect when opportunity creation drops.

What are outbounds and prospecting activity?

400

An AE says their list is bad after only calling each prospect once would be an example of this.

What is making excuses?

400

Understanding this helps you move the conversation away from price.

What is the cost of downtime?

500

These alliterative approaches to your customers will ensure you don't just get the next order, but you get the next five years of business

What are the three R's?


Relationships, Relevance, Reminders

500

The purpose of a cold call is not to sell bearings, motors, or gearboxes.

What is earning an appointment?

500

Knowing the buyers, influencers, decision makers, competitors, opportunities, and risks inside an account.

What is having a 360-degree view?

500

A quote without this is just a guess.

What is a next step?

500

When a prospect doesn't answer, elite reps do this instead of giving up.

What is continue the sequence?

500

Helping customers reduce downtime, consolidate vendors, and improve reliability are examples of this.

What is strategic value?

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