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If Your Sales Strategies Don’t Include at Least One of These, You’re in Trouble

A Sales Guy

We are rapidly closing the books on 2012 and if we haven’t already, we are starting to look towards executing on 2013. For sales leaders, this means identifying and executing on a new set of sales strategies to make our new number. Potential 2013 sales growth “maneuvers and stratagems:” Mine the base.

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SalesProCentral

Delicious Sales

Sales (12918). Sales Management (2614). Inside Sales (849). Channels (799). Outside Sales (81). Analytics (402). 2012 (9049). Brian, CMO of Lattice Engines, recently presented a session on predictive analytics at the Inside Sales Virtual Summit. Topics Major Topics.

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The Proven Process for Developing a Go-to-Market Strategy [+Templates]

Hubspot Sales

You’ll have three variables to test: the channel you advertise on, the audience you target, and the message you share. Possible paid digital ad channels might be LinkedIn, Google Ads, Facebook, and Twitter. Test the various channels and continue advertising on those showing high conversions. Next, optimize your audience.

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PODCAST 135: Pushing Through the Zone of Discomfort Towards Personal Growth with AJ Bruno

Sales Hacker

AJ Bruno: Yeah, that’s also an interesting story because in 2012, my wife and I were on the West coast. I didn’t even know what the term SDR meant in 2012. I think that that’s kind of crazy to look at, but it was still relatively new, at least for an inside sales team. Meltwater didn’t have them.