Lee Novak, one of the top sales executives in the country, launched his
Ulitzer blog to share his experience, insights, and sales coaching tips. Lee
Novak, a Sales Management Executive for 25 years, uses a proven people-first,
client-first philosophy. Lee has a reputation for building teams that not
only are high-performance groups but also that do business the right way, at
the right time and for the right reasons.
Novak publishes his Ulitzer blog posts on his two topic sites:
Lee Novak on Ulitzer (http://leenovak.ulitzer.com)
Team Building (http://teambuilding.ulitzer.com)
Sales Coaching (http://salescoaching.ulitzer.com)
He received numerous awards for his sales leadership, innovativeness and
measured performance while working in various executive roles at ADP Dealer ... (more)
Dear Lee,
I have worked in sales for the past fourteen years and have seen fads come
and go. The latest is CRM that, my company has forced upon me. Isn’t CRM
just another way for my company to act like BIG BROTHER to watch and monitor
my every move?
Stan, Tx
Dear Stan,
Would you board a commercial airline if you knew, 1) the plane was lacking a
navigational system, 2) you would be flying... (more)
I’ve been consulting successfully for over 20 years now. That makes me an
old-timer in many folks’ perceptions. Friends and associates often come to
me for advice on how to start their own consulting business – mostly around
how to position themselves as an expert in the market.
Here’s the advice I give:
Focus. The first inclination for any new consultant is to try to ‘do it
all’. After ... (more)
I was listening to a product launch webinar early this morning. The speakers
were droning on and on about technology and architecture and innovation.
Not a customer benefit in sight - other than the usual generic claims of
'market leading' performance,' unmatched' reliability, 'next generation'
features and all the other 'me toos'.
To be fair, the vendor was presenting the product facts... (more)
Apparently, companies realize that front office solutions that help capture
more buyers and understand their needs are critical to their success
regardless of the recession. Hopefully, these companies are focused just as
much on the process and training as the technology. CRM is a long term
strategic play and should be viewed as part of a shift to a more disciplined
approach to revenue m... (more)