How to Master Door-to-Door Sales in 2018
Door-to-door sales isn’t what it used to be… or is it? In the past 25 years, technology has changed (to say the least). We have
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Pharmaceutical Sales Reps
Pharmacy sales is all about professional referrals. The customers are the patients. But the patients choose you because of their physicians. So your job is to maintain those professional relationships so the doctor remembers you when it’s time for a referral. And the best sales tracking apps will help you stay at the front of their minds.
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“Immediate, Simple, and Inclusive! A CRM that our field service and sales teams absolutely love.”
"Great app and service I have my sales team using CallProof and it's helped me keep track of what they are doing. I've cut down their work, made our forms mobile, and I don't have to ask what they are doing each day. I can see it all inside CallProof. Service has also been outstanding from helping set up my account to answering questions any time I ask."
"Great app, it really helps me to organize my calls and I highly recommend it! I use it together with Badger Maps which lets me plan and schedule my customer visits and create my sales routes."
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