The Sales Coaching Institute: Sales Training & Sales Coaching Blog

2026

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Founding of YouTube A Short History

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Aug28
YouTube is one of the most influential platforms in modern media, but its origin story is surprisingly simple: a small team wanted an easier way to share video online. In the early 2000s, uploading and sending video files was slow, formats were inconsistent, and most websites weren’t built for smooth playback.

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Cooling-off periods in detail: risk-management considerations for disciplined players

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Aug05
  Cooling-off periods are an important aspect of responsible gambling practices, designed to give players the opportunity to take a break from their gambling activities and reflect on their behavior. In this article, we will explore cooling-off periods in detail, focusing on the risk-management considerations for disciplined players. Importance of

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Virtual Trainers Transform Modern Sales Teams

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Jul27
Modern sales teams need more than product knowledge and ambition. They need structure, coaching, accountability, and practical skills to help them perform in a fast-moving marketplace. As sales conversations shift across phone, video, email, and digital platforms, organizations must prepare their teams to connect with buyers in more flexible and

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The Importance of Morale in Sales

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Apr27
Sales is often framed as an individual sport. Quotas are personal. Commissions are personal. Performance dashboards rank people against each other. It is easy to conclude that success comes down to lone performers grinding it out. That view misses what actually drives consistent results. Sales is a team environment. Pipeline

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How Sales Managers Can Better Connect With Their Teams

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Apr10
There is a familiar stereotype about managers. They are distant, unapproachable, and more focused on authority than people. While that is not always true, it is common enough to create real tension inside organizations. In sales environments, where pressure is high and performance is constantly measured, that disconnect can become