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Mastering Customer Expansion: The Science Behind Sustainable Growth
Imagine a world where your sales teams confidently expand within existing accounts, proactively introducing new offerings and systematically -

Best practices are a fata morgana
Are you optimizing when you should be evolving? The answer could redefine your commercial success. -

Unlocking the Untapped Potential of Key Account Development
Key Account programs are designed to drive exceptional growth and value for both organizations and their most important -

Mastering the Art of Selling Value: Elevating Sales Beyond Price
In today’s hyper-competitive marketplace, many sales teams find themselves trapped in a cycle of price-driven conversations. -

Mastering Negotiations: Shifting the Focus from Price to Value
In today’s competitive market, sales teams are often caught in a tug-of-war -

Navigating Change in Uncertain Times: Insights from Lewin’s Behavior Formula
To thrive in a fast-paced business environment, sales organizations need effective change management to drive fast adoption and -

Dynamic account portfolio maximizes sales revenue
Perpetos helped a global industry leader in premium label solutions to develop its customer portfolio and optimize it -

Why CRM Implementations Often Fall Short and How to Address It
In a world where customer relationships are the backbone of successful businesses, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is at -

Why Sales Is Comparable to Top Sport: A Deep Dive into the Dynamics of Success
In the competitive world of sales, success isn't stumbled upon -

Why VPs of Sales and HR Directors Should Embrace a Capability-Based Sales Academy
The challenge every Sales or HR leader faces when enhancing the effectiveness of their sales teams -

How Mastering the new reality of Sales: Navigating Longer Sales Cycles in the Tech Industry
Sales leaders in the tech industry can detect the challenge of longer sales cycles through a few key -

Why the sales process is no longer linear (and how you need to look at it)
Does it still make sense to present the sales process as a linear multi-step progression?

