Posts Tagged ‘customer relationship medical sales’
How to Get What You Want from Your Company, Your Boss and Support Staff in Medical Sales
January 11th, 2010 | 
Author: I get frequent calls from medical sales people wanting my advice on how to ask for additional territory, additional inventory or equipment, additional sales support personnel, and other requests to management. The key to getting what you want is amazingly simple, but it’s going to take some work on your part. Listen to the podcast to learn the secrets of getting your company, your boss and support staff to give you what you want.
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Relationship building in medical sales — It’s not just about the buyer
Most medical sales professionals are great at building relationships with customers who can say “yes” to their products or sign a purchase order, but if these are the only people you are paying attention to, you may be leaving money on the table. In this edition of the Medical Sales Guru Podcast, Mace Horoff describes a situation where the sale was influenced by a hospital employee who is not normally involved in the buying process. Learn to adapt an easy habit that could one day pay huge dividends with your customers.
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