Can a Sales Playbook Make Sales Less Brutal?

Serge Romano, Director and Head Sales Coach, Leverage Sales Coaching Australia

06-Mar-23 12:00

Can a Sales Playbook Make Sales Less Brutal?

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Given the volatile and choppy nature of sales, how businesses manage their salespeople and sales process can be very important to keep them going. Whether that’s due to an economic slowdown where sales slow down across the board or a personal rough patch for one or 2 salespeople.

Today on BizBytes we explored how to build an effective sales strategy and keep sales going during tough times with Serge Romano, Director and Head Sales Coach with Leverage Sales Coaching Australia.

Serge will be in KL from March 15-17, speaking at EO Taipan’s 2023 event - ‘Challenge the Storm’. Learn more at: https://eotaipan.com/masterclass-2023/

Photo Credits: Shuttershock | fizkes

Produced by: Roshan Kanesan

Presented by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai

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Categories: markets, economy, managing, entrepreneurs, SME, Corporates

Tags: Sales strategy, sales playbook, salespeople, economic downturn,

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