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Enjoy ALL your future sales team meetings by implementing these top practices.
Collaborate. Motivate. Accelerate.
Spend 20 minutes and get the Top 5 Best Practices for Productive Sales Team Meetings.

Then, download all 15 from Future Selling Institute and Meeting to Win.
Enjoy ALL your future sales team meetings by implementing these top practices.
Are your sales team meetings painful? Do you feel this pressure to entertain and energize your sales team every Monday morning only to leave feeling disappointed and awkward? You are not alone…
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Sales team meetings call into play skill sets and abilities such as facilitation, showmanship, conflict resolution, public speaking, communication skills and likability. There are people who make a living specializing in just one of those skill sets. So, it’s no wonder it’s challenging to execute productive and inspiring sales team meetings week after week.
I have the solution for you.
Quit trying to do it yourself.
Sales team members didn’t buy a ticket to your show. Therefore, they need to stop showing up on Monday mornings with the attitude of an audience waiting to get their money’s worth.
The sales team meeting is for the benefit of the sales team, not the sales manager. It is time to invite your team to participate in this aspect of their success. By the time they arrive at the Monday morning sales team meeting they should already know the topics and be prepared to contribute to a productive discussion with a clearly defined goal for the time they are spending in the meeting.
To achieve this, begin by holding your last performance meeting about the future of your team’s Monday morning sales team meetings. Let the team know that collectively the group has much more to contribute that just you alone. With that reality, it is time to share ownership of the weekly sales team meetings.
Some things you can do during this meeting to improve all future meetings include:
Expecting your team to take ownership in the weekly sales team meeting accomplishes several things.
First, they will be more engaged and make better use of that hour.
Second, they get the chance to develop leadership skills.
Third, they get the chance to improve meeting management skills which will be evident in future meetings with customers.
Enjoy better meetings in 2011. If you would like a sales team meeting template to help you faciliate this meeting we described above, simply visit our Store to Purchase and Download the Topic-to-Win Sales Team Meeting Success.
Everyone wants more for their money these days. A powerful way to outsmart and out-win the competition is to keep providing your clients more value – before they ask. Creating simpler invoices, providing valuable information or finding better delivery options are all ways to accomplish this.
The new year is a great time to solidify your value with your clients. When was the last time one of your vendors approached you with an idea to help you do something more effectively? If it’s happened, chances are you really remember it because …. it’s rare!
Examine the business practices and goals of your top customers and determine if there is a way you can help them do something more effectively. Then, set a meeting to discuss your ideas. At the very least, you will leave that meeting with a more loyal customer than before the meeting. At the very best, they partner with you to work together to add more value for you both.
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Each quarter, Meeting to Win encourages our subscribers to invite a Guest Speaker to their weekly sales team meeting. We’ve updated the list we published in February with more ideas on Guest Speaker options. Invite a Guest Speaker to your next sales meeting and see your team light up.
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