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Increase Sales in the P&C Insurance Vertical With the Right Intelligence About Cybersecurity in the Insurance Industry

Emissary

Data breaches and ransomware have hit every sector in the last few years, and companies in the P&C insurance vertical are aware of the vulnerability of vast stores of personal data. According to Deloitte research , 68% of insurance companies surveyed plan to increase spending on cybersecurity this year.

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Data Gopher

Sales 2.0

If you’re going to sell an enterprise account, you have to do this contact research, so what’s the discussion? Apparently, a lot of sales people think researching this kind of contact data is the price of doing business too. Accenture: An Accenture study found roughly similar results, with 15% of a reps time allocated to research.

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How to Position Your IT Solution in the P&C Insurance Vertical Market

Emissary

For backend IT technology providers, the post-pandemic economy has opened up opportunities in the P&C insurance vertical market. Examine Drivers That Move Insurance Companies to Buy IT Solutions. In the P&C insurance vertical, the internal drivers for enhanced backend tech may vary from one organization to another.

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B2B Prospecting Data Just Keeps Getting Better

Pointclear

The most reliable and scalable approach to finding new B2B customers is outbound communications, whether by mail, phone or email, to potential prospects, using rented or purchased lists. B2B marketers typically select targets from prospecting lists based on such traditional variables as industry, company size and job role, or title.

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How successful salespeople think about failure

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

” He found in his research that salespeople have different explanatory styles, some of them more productive than others. Seligman collaborated with a big insurance company to survey thousands of insurance agents, people for whom daily rejection is a fact of life. The three Ps. The successful ones did not.

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Keeping Remote Sales Teams Productive

Sales and Marketing Management

One study released prior to the pandemic indicated that 63% of companies had remote workers; that figure has only skyrocketed this year. While our sales teams at WhiteHat Security have always been distributed, communicating with customers and prospects exclusively over the phone or video is a new challenge. and the U.K.

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Leadership Motivation: How winners talk to themselves after a setback

Selling Essentials RapidLearning Center

The big difference between the successful and the unsuccessful is what a landmark psychological study calls “explanatory styles.” The study we’re referring to was conducted by University of Pennsylvania psychologist Martin Seligman. Did I cause a given setback to happen, or was it created by external circumstances?