Today’s decision-maker was yesterday’s coffee-fetcher. How can you keep track of movements and lay the foundation for a future sale? Get the answer in this week’s blog where Bill Farquharson of The Sales Vault and Emma Farquharson of SharedIntel AI team up to address a common sales challenge from their unique perspectives.

The phone rings. There is a problem with an order and the client is not happy. What happens next can crush your customer relationship or solidify it. Read more in this week’s blog where Bill Farquharson of The Sales Vault and Emma Farquharson of SharedIntel AI team up to address a common sales challenge from their unique perspectives.

What do these three things have in common: ‘Dry January’, Exercise, and Client Visits? Answer: All three appear both in the title and the body of Bill Farquharson’s blog this week. Give it a read and find out more.

Like most of us, blogger Bill Farquharson has been curious about AI and, in particular, if it can be trusted. A few months ago, a scientist came along and pushed him in front of an AI train. In this week’s blog, he asks a question about AI and integrity.

Pilates is the best exercise you can get, but no one gets ripped. The benefits are present but not visible. There is something else exactly like this that helps your sales and is absolutely mandatory. It’s…the subject of Bill Farquharson’s blog this week

A website is a window to the soul of the company. But what exactly does your website say, and is it even accurate? Bill Farquharson found a clever and entertaining way to find out and shares the intel in this week’s blog.

You tell a prospect you can be trusted but they won’t believe you because they have no evidence. Trust is at the center of every sale and every relationship. In this week’s blog, Bill Farquharson, the man you know and trust writes about how to prove yourself to be trustworthy.

Most sales people never reach the deeper level of success achievable when you understand the simple point in Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

The start-to-finish sales process has one key flaw and Buyers notice when you skip it. Learn more in Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

No one answers your calls. You are not sure who to call on. Your prices are too high. All of these are common answers to the question, “Why aren’t you selling more?” But there is one core issue no one is talking about but it permeates every aspect of sales. Read more in Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

An email comes in from angry client. You respond in kind. Your phone rings and the customer says, “Yikes, I was joking!” If you read into a message incorrectly, your response can cause a lot of damage. And before you misinterpret this teaser, you’d should probably read Bill’s blog.

Bill Farquharson is used to seeing his name butchered on mailing pieces and name badges. It’s to the point where getting it right is the anomaly. In this week’s blog, he talks about one instance where a mistake led to a crazy-high response rate of a direct mail piece.

You are probably an expert in the customer service experience of a half dozen companies you buy from. But what about your own? After battling for 90 minutes just to update a credit card, a snarky Bill Farquharson gives you an earful on what might be the speck in your own eye.

In one day, two of Bill Farquharson’s young sales clients saw their fate go in different directions. One is looking for a job while the other is basking in the glow of a great sales day. While there are many possible reasons for this outcome, Bill’s blog features the biggest one.

It’s no secret that salespeople are not universally loved inside the walls of their own company. They can be demanding and don’t always speak to their fellow workers respectfully. In this week’s blog, Bill Farquharson offers up 8 words that can change how Production thinks about the sales reps who get the process started.

You probably think you know your greatest competitor. It’s a company you come up against time and time again, winning some and losing some. But your greatest competitor isn’t a company at all. It’s….the subject of Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

The difference between the top sales rep and the also-rans comes down to one word…and you will find it in Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

What’s the secret to success for Warren Buffett, Elon Musk, Mel Brooks, and dozens of other leaders in their fields? The afternoon nap. Grab your favorite blanket and a pillow and meet Bill Farquharson on the floor to learn more.

You hire a rep, you fire a rep. You hire a rep, you fire a rep. There are a lot of reasons for this repeat pattern but the problem Bill Farquharson points out in this week’s blog is one of the most common.

Imagine if you could back up time and redo the last 30 days. What would you do? Well, 30 days from now, make sure you have no regrets. Read more in Bill Farquharson’s blog this week.

Stressed over a big meeting coming up? Carrying around self-doubt over a meeting with your boss? The future can give us all a reason to reach for the antacid, but Bill Farquharson has a better idea in this week’s blog.

The goal of a blog or LinkedIn post is to connect. In this week’s blog, Bill Farquharson tells you the best way to do that.

Too late to help with his angry email, a presenter gave Bill Farquharson a great idea for ChatGPT. Hopefully, it is not too late for you.

After an especially strong first 6 months of 2024, Bill Farquharson looks back to last year’s numbers differently than the average Joe. Instead of wondering if he was a success, Bill uses them as motivation. Find out how in this week’s blog.