A Hotel Sales Metric For Today: Social Selling Index
Holly Zoba, CHDM, principal at Scout Simply, shares insights on how hotels can update their online outcome metrics using sellers’ Social Selling Index (SSI).
Holly Zoba, CHDM, principal at Scout Simply, shares insights on how hotels can update their online outcome metrics using sellers’ Social Selling Index (SSI).
Sales icon Cindy Novotny offers a preview of her keynote at HSMAI’s Sales Leader Forum next month — including why this is ‘a great opportunity to go forward.’
With limited staff and resources, many organizations switched to cluster selling during the pandemic and are now deciding whether to keep this model or not. There are pros and cons to that approach.
HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board has created a three-part series to help sales hunters improve their skills and increase their value to organizations, beginning with a checklist of best practices, followed by advice on developing prospecting skills, and now including this list of strengths to look for when hiring a sales hunter.
What knowledge, skills, and experience do many successful sales hunters have? These seven competencies from HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board will give you a solid foundation.
HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board (SAB) is developing resources to help hospitality organizations that are gearing up to bring back staff and hire for new positions, including sales hunters. The SAB created a three-part series to help sales hunters improve their skills and increase their value to organizations — beginning with this checklist.
Holly Zoba, CHDM, principal at Scout Simply, shares insights on how you can become a trusted resource for clients.
Sales leader Cindy Novotny of Master Connections says in this message for HSMAI that now is the time of the year to believe, to give back to your customers, and to prepare for success in 2021.
Cindy Novotny of Master Connections, 2019 HSMAI Sales Lifetime Achievement Award honoree, provides exclusive insights for HSMAI members on how to adapt to today’s environment and reinvent what you are selling based on market conditions.
Right now, hunters are desperately needed, according to HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board, who on a recent call discussed what makes a good hunter and why this type of salesperson is so valuable right now.
Reopening to your local markets and then to the broader market will put an emphasis on new skills and lines of communication. The following strategies will help you capture as much from the reopening process as possible.
As part of its Confronting Coronavirus: What’s Next? webinar series, HSMAI hosted a sales-focused program on April 7. Ed Skapinok, immediate past chair of HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board, and Amy Infante, CEO of GitGo, presented research and opinions on what hospitality sales professionals can focus on to drive the quickest recovery possible
At HSMAI’s Sales Leader Forum on Nov. 5–6, Cindy Novotny, managing partner at Master Connection Associates and recipient of HSMAI’s Award for Lifetime Achievement in Sales, presented a keynote address on “Sales Imperatives for Today’s World.” Here are four key takeaways.
At HSMAI’s Chief Sales Officer Executive Roundtable, held in conjunction with HSMAI’s Sales Leader Forum in Frisco, Texas, on Nov. 5–6, CSOs from hospitality brands, management companies, and owner groups engaged in a high-level conversation that included identifying some of the trends that have most surprised them this year. Here are four things they said are keeping them up at night.
“I’m truly a hospitality girl,” Cindy Novotny said in an interview with HSMAI. Never one to do things halfway, the hospitality girl will play a dual role at HSMAI’s Sales Leader Forum in Dallas on Nov. 5–6, serving as both emcee and a keynote speaker. Her topic: “Sales Imperatives for Today’s World.”
HSMAI recently sat down with renowned consultant, speaker, and author Scott Edinger to discuss his upcoming presentation a the HSMAI Sales Leader Forum and get his thoughts on the sales profession.
This approach gives sales teams and revenue managers the power to future-proof their jobs. This is done by enabling them to move beyond reactive strategies — inbound streams of RFPs…
Responding quickly to sales inquiries is not enough to stand out anymore. Sales leaders need to find ways to outsell the competition.
If you want to drive sales growth, you have to stop looking at your sales team and start looking at the ways you might be preventing your company from increasing…
Running a winning sales organization is far from easy. However, you can get there – provided you’re willing to adhere to six essential tips. Read the Selling Power article.
All things being equal, the sale always goes to the salesperson who has developed a relationship with the buyer. All things being unequal, this is also usually true. But developing profitable business relationships isn’t always easy.