This isn't just a trend; it's the new norm for sales strategy. With 'Social Selling,' you'll get an actionable guide to building your online authority, penetrating communities, and engaging with the people that matter. Perfect for sales professionals looking to adapt and thrive in the digital marketplace, this book shows you how to align your selling process with modern buying habits effectively.

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Adopt a clear strategy for social selling, including how to build authority online, gain influence in target communities and engage with decision-makers and changemakers to 'hack' the buying process, with the bestselling book from industry thought-leader Tim Hughes.As the digital landscape continues to change buying habits at both B2B and B2C level, it has become increasingly difficult to reach customers early enough in their decision-making process through traditional sales methods. Developing relationships with decision-makers through social networks has become an increasingly critical skill - enabling sales professionals to engage early on and 'hack' the buying process.Social Selling provides a practical, step-by-step blueprint for harnessing these specific and proven techniques -How to use networks purposefully to build social trust and create a high-quality community-How to develop real influence and authority in your subject area and connect with change-makers-How to scale the social selling strategy across an organization including maturity and investment models, risk and governance, and technology platformsWritten by Tim Hughes , a thought-leader and renowned practitioner in social selling, and Matt Reynolds , one of the UK's leading technology sociologists, this book is essential reading for sales professionals, digital sales directors and SMEs who want to embrace the power of social selling in their organization.

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