The Challenger Customer: Selling to the Hidden Influencer Who Can Multiply Your Results by Brent Adamson, Matthew Dixon, Pat Spenner, and Nick Toman is a seminal work that expands upon the Challenger Sales methodology introduced in their previous book, "The Challenger Sale." This book delves into the complex dynamics of B2B buying groups and provides insights on how organisations can navigate and influence these intricate decision-making processes.
"The New Solution Selling: The Revolutionary Sales Process That is Changing the Way People Sell" by Keith M. Eades is a transformative guide that updates and expands upon the principles of solution selling to address the changing landscape of B2B sales. Building on the classic "Solution Selling" methodology, Eades introduces a revised sales process that aligns with the contemporary challenges faced by sales professionals.
"Pricing with Confidence: 10 Ways to Stop Leaving Money on the Table" by Reed Holden and Mark Burton is an essential resource for sales professionals seeking to master the art of pricing and effectively demonstrate value through return on investment (ROI). In this comprehensive guide, Holden and Burton outline practical strategies and techniques for positioning price, understanding customer value, and negotiating win-win outcomes that maximise profitability for both the seller and the customer.
"The Challenger Sale" by Brent Adamson and Matthew Dixon is a ground-breaking book that challenges traditional sales methods and offers a new approach to selling based on research of high-performing salespeople.
"Cold Calling Techniques (That Really Work!)" by Stephen Schiffman is a classic guide that provides practical and actionable strategies for mastering the art of cold calling in the world of sales. First published in 1987 and updated in subsequent editions, Schiffman's book remains relevant by offering timeless principles that help sales professionals build successful cold calling campaigns.
"To Sell Is Human: The Surprising Truth About Moving Others" by Daniel H. Pink is a book that challenges the notion that sales is the domain of a select group of individuals with a specific set of skills. In fact, Pink argues that we are all in sales, as we spend a significant amount of our time trying to move others to our way of thinking, whether we are convincing our boss to give us a raise or persuading our children to clean their room.