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In this Evolving to a Hybrid Sales Model course, you’ll learn how hybrid sales strategies emerged and why they work. You’ll understand how to apply them to meet changing buyer expectations. You’ll explore sales channel selection, workflow alignment, buyer behavior, and how to evaluate whether hybrid selling is a good fit for your business model.
Today’s buyers are informed and selective. They are often halfway through their decision process before speaking to a sales rep. In response, hybrid sales models now combine digital tools with face-to-face engagement to match buyer behavior and improve results.
This course will show you how selling has evolved, what tools and systems support hybrid workflows, and how to recognize decision patterns across B2B and B2C buyers. You’ll also examine cost-benefit tradeoffs and explore how to determine if hybrid selling aligns with your goals.
By the end of this course, you’ll know how to approach hybrid selling with intent, blending reach, personalization, and performance to support long-term sales growth.
It covers how hybrid sales strategies emerged and why they work, including sales channel selection, workflow alignment, buyer behavior, and how to evaluate whether hybrid selling fits your business model. It also examines the tools and systems that support hybrid workflows and the cost-benefit tradeoffs involved.
You'll know how to approach hybrid selling with intent, blending reach, personalization, and performance to support long-term sales growth, and how to determine if hybrid selling aligns with your goals.
Yes. It shows how to recognize decision patterns across both B2B and B2C buyers and helps you identify buyer decision patterns in each.
Lessons include an Introduction, Sales Evolution and the Rise of Hybrid, Core Tools and Channels in Hybrid Sales, Navigating Buyer Decision Patterns, and Weighing the Value of Hybrid Sales, along with a Test Your Knowledge section.
The course focuses on Applied Behavior Analysis, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software, and Sales Development.