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As we continue into this year and beyond, the SaaS sales landscape continues to transform at a rapid pace. Field salespeople and their managers are at the forefront of this evolution, tasked with navigating an increasingly competitive environment. According to recent industry reports, the global SaaS market is projected to grow from $317.55 billion to $1,228.87 billion by the end of 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.4%.  With numbers like that, it is easy to see why it is crucial for any sales rep working in SaaS sales to align their sales approach with leading....

There are a lot of sales podcasts, but there’s only one sales podcast focused on the unique challenges that outside salespeople encounter in the field as they sell to their customers face to face. My goal with this podcast was to get actionable advice from the experts that field salespeople can really use.  Over the past 7 years on the show, we’ve brought on hundreds of the top sales experts, and they’ve all discussed their areas of expertise with field sales in mind. Here's a list of some of the most valuable podcast episodes we did throughout the past ....

Building and maintaining customer relationships with face-to-face interactions can be tough for field sales teams. Not to mention, prospecting and qualifying leads can take time away from those face-to-face interactions. To make sure these sales efforts go without a hitch, are you tracking metrics and key sales performance indicators? In this post, we offer a complete guide to the key sales performance metrics you should be looking at to help you determine what your outside sales team is doing well and where there’s room for improvement.  That way, you can tweak your sales strategy so that you’re on track to....

Want to better influence the sales process from beginning to end?  The secret lies in asking the right sales questions, not just talking about your product or service. Many salespeople believe that spending most of their time discussing and displaying their offerings is the best approach, but the truth is that telling is not selling.  Selling is about helping the other person understand why they need to pay you to achieve their goals or objectives. The most effective way to reach that point is to ask questions. Salespeople close more deals when they ask intuitive, probing questions based on customer....