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How to Negotiate Pricing With Today’s B2B Buyers

SalesFuel

They have access to information and do their own research on vendors before even reaching out. SalesFuel’s Voice of the B2B Buyer found that nearly 40% of buyers conducted online research on a B2B vendor/supplier. This includes pricing details, as well as offers and discounts.

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Hidden Costs and Compromises: What Companies Risk When Choosing a Non Compatible CRM Vendor

SugarCRM

In today’s business world, the allure of partnering with a large CRM vendor can be tempting. In this blog, we’ll explore the risks that organizations face when they opt for a large CRM vendor and why it’s essential to consider the full picture before making such a crucial decision.

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How to Get More Value From Your B2B Data Purchase

Zoominfo

Data is a big investment for any company— but, if you research vendors and invest intelligently, it can have a dramatic impact on your company’s financial success and growth. Make sure your vendor understands your business and your goals. Make a list of your requirements and communicate these to each vendor.

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How Younger Generations are Disrupting B2B Buying

Zoominfo

In fact, 90% of Gen Z and Millennial survey respondents say they were dissatisfied with a vendor, compared to 71% of Gen X and Baby Boomer respondents. Or create a “wish list” that customers can fill out with ideas on how your offerings can be better. They are also quicker to voice their dissatisfaction.

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How to Excel at Delivering the Right Client Experience

SalesFuel

When a customer comes back and a client continues to do business with you, they’re happy — right? Customers may be less than satisfied but they’re too busy to find another vendor at this time. Each industry is challenged to provide a personalized client experience (CX) for their set of unique customers.

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Are You Needlessly Losing Business?

Smooth Sale

It was only seconds after clicking ‘pay’ when I realized I missed a discount opportunity. Upon calling customer service, the gentleman kindly explained that he would contact bookkeeping to make the adjustment. Compared to the stories above, this was a far improved customer service experience.

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Handling Sales Objections: How To Avoid Deals Dropping Off

SalesHandy

We got a better discount. Customers will often come up with quotes from competing products that might undercut you in pricing. When this happens, offering deeper discounts shouldn’t be the go-to move. If it’s the latter — it’s likely for them to be a low LTV customer, in that case, it’d be wise to drop them off.