Wed, 27 January 2021
Prospecting: How Can I Tell When It's Time to Consider a Prospect "Close-Lost"? | Guillaume Moubeche - 1400
Sales reps can’t spend all their time nurturing a prospect. It is difficult, however, to just decide to stop. In that case, you may ask, “How can I tell when it’s time to consider a prospect close-lost?” Learn more in this episode. A close-lost deal
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