New week, new Sales Brief! In this post, we've pulled together some of the best sales articles from around the web, featuring some superb content on resume building, churn prevention, onboarding, and much more.

Everyone is looking to cut costs. They’re making lists of software and services deemed nonessential, and sending them to the chopping block.

The current state of crisis is pressuring most companies to adapt quickly. In terms of business, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: things will likely never be the same.

We're all looking for a sales approach that'll close deals during this crisis. We want something that distinguishes us from all the messages, emails and noise of other sales professionals doing outreach of their own.

Everybody is wondering what to do during this crisis. We’re all going through a completely new experience, and we’re facing challenges that many of us have never faced before.

Let’s be real for a second: we’re all stressed. There is not a single person on earth right now who is not stressed. Some of us are facing the health crisis with valid concern for our friends and families. Some of us are looking at a completely new work situation.

The world is shutting down. Things are changing every day. And although I don’t have any clue what’s going to happen, I do have experience selling during a downturn. This is how I keep selling during a crisis, and you can too.

As the outbreak situation continues to unfold, more and more companies are transitioning their teams to work remotely. Selling in this climate requires new ways of communicating with your customers and promoting your product.