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Productivity and Time Management Expert Susan Sabo Appearing on Sales Leader Todd Cohen’s “Let’s Talk Sales Culture” BlogTalkRadio Internet Talk Show, March 30 at 4pmCHERRY HILL, NJ – March 24, 2009 – Time management and personal productivity expert Susan Sabo, author of the book Managing Your Paper Mail & Email, will be the guest on the March 30 episode of “Let’s Talk Sales Culture,” the Internet based live call-in radio show hosted by Todd Cohen, the Philadelphia-based president of Sales Leader LLC. Susan is one of a small number of nationally recognized professional speakers focusing on time management, personal productivity, and organizing for peak performance. She offers her message in one-hour to full-day events and one-on-one coaching. Clients range from Independence Blue Cross ...
Dear ToddCohen.com Sales Community,I am now officially part of the Twitter world! I have been thinking about joining Twitter and I am now on under the name: SalesLeaderTodd.Thanks to Joe Stubblebine, the CEO JobCircle.com in West Chester, Pa. Several weeks ago, Joe was the keynote speaker at a meeting of the Innovators Club. Joe gave a fantastic talk called "Get your Tweet On;Using Twitter for Personal Branding and Business Development". Joe did an excellent job of explaining Twitter and getting us all to see the value of ...well..twittering! Thanks Joe for a great talk!So, my fellow sales professionals, please find me on Twitter under the handle SalesLeaderTodd.Good Selling and Good Twittering!-Todd a.k.a SalesLeaderTodd
Todd Cohen Sales Community,Earlier today, I received an out of office notice that ended with the following phrase " and here is my number if anyone actually still uses a phone". I laughed hard and then I stopped to think about the irony of that. With the advent, wait the ONSLAUGHT of social media and all of the tools available to us to be visible and develop sales, the basics might be overlooked! I admit it. I am on Twitter ( SalesLeaderTodd) and Facebook and Ping and Linked In and the list goes on. I have tried to leverage technology as much as possible and enjoy it. I love this stuff! However, I use these tools selectively to communicate, network ...
Dear ToddCohen.com Sales Community,Hey..what gives? Where is the core understanding that we as sales professionals live and die by our ability to proactively share and refer our trusted colleagues to people we know? Hello? Are you listening?Creating a sales community and a sales culture depends on many things, and high on that list is to understand the value proposition of people you have networked with and trust - and to find ways to refer them.Referrals are the lifeblood of our work and it is more important now that we generously refer and ask for referrals to advance our business! Let me be clear - there is joy and pleasure in making referrals and that is ten fold when one comes ...
Philadelphia-based wealth management sales expert Jerry Block, vice president and sales director with Bank of New York-Mellon (BNY-Mellon), will be the guest on the March 3 episode of “Let’s Talk Sales Culture,” the Internet based live call-in radio show hosted by Todd Cohen, the Philadelphia-based president of Sales Leader LLC.Block, a veteran sales and organization leader who has successfully built, restructured and transformed sales organizations, will discuss “Upselling in an Down Market” and take questions from the show’s audience. Listeners can hear the show at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/toddcohen, and can call in with questions for Block at +1-646-929-1341. This episode of the show airs live on Tuesday, March 3, at 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. A recorded podcast is available about ...
ToddCohen.com Sales Community,Recently I hosted a panel of experts on the topic of career transition and as the panel discussion was winding up, I asked this final question of the panel .." if you had one main point you want to leave us with, what would that be".? After a moment of thought, the first panelist answered "be yourself". The second panelist answered " know yourself" and the third panelist answered " be passionate about what you do"I was struck by these answers for there simplicity and clarity. It really does apply to everyone and to us as sales professionals. So, let me ask you a question: as a sales professional, are you being yourself with clients and your virtual ...
Everyone is in sales. What does this mean? You may work in research and development, or in finance, or in technology, or perhaps in human resources. Your job title might even refer to serving the customer. The real fact of today’s complex and turbulent world of products and services, solutions, and continuous change is that all must be customer-centric in approaching their jobs. Complex times call for complex solutions. As change affects your world and that of your customers, they need you to be responsive to their ever changing needs. A virtual partnership must evolve that includes your customer and everyone in your organization. It is not enough for just your sales professionals to have this relationship. Embracing a Sales ...
By Geoff RhineThe current economy is a perfect time to get the rest of your organization on-board with Sales Culture and in touch with the Voice of the Customer.With the recession, the pie is getting smaller. You can gain market share by maintaining your sales volume or achieving modest increases, while your competitors lose volume; but how do you accomplish that position? There will be market consolidation and your goal is to assure that your customers are the remaining entities. Price cuts will not capture a bigger piece of the smaller pie nearly as well as value based differentiation. Those who attempt to survive solely on price reduction are likely to see consolidation from the wrong side.Now is the critical ...
ToddCohen.com Sales Community,I am hereby pleased too announce a brand new word to the international lexicon of sales vernacular! Ready? The word is "mentorvate".OK, I admit it - I talk too fast sometimes. The other day I was engaged with a client and we were talking about the main job of a sales leader. When I suggested to them the real answer "......to coach, develop, mentor and motivate....", I said it so fast it came out sounding something like "....the number one job of a sales leader is to coach, develop and mentorvate your people..."!! In case you are still trying to figure this out, I merged the words mentor and motivate, not intentionally, but a new word was born. ...
Hello ToddCohen.com Sales Community,When you can please take a look at the latest iteration of my website, ToddCohen.com! I can't believe its been 18 months since we launched the original version and we have grown and changed so much in that time. It has been in no small part due to your input and help.Some highlights of the new ToddCohen.com:Full eCommerce capabilities A New ToddCohen.com Store with resources available for you to be a better sales professional Announcement of new white papers, Sales Culture training courses and workshops A redesigned interface New video and more podcasts coming soon A "Network with Todd" sectionI hope you enjoy the new site and take some time to browse and contribute to the blog, or perhaps sign up for ...
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