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Water, Water Everywhere, But Not A Bit To Drink…….

Partners in Excellence

No this is not another plea for donations to my Charity:Water campaign (though if you want, click on the link). I saw a fascinating graphic and post at the Marketing Technologies Site. You should definitely read it. The headline, is they have identified 1876 Marketing Technology Vendors in 43 Categories. Billion, growing to over $32.3

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“Information, Information Everywhere, But Not A Bit To ………”

Partners in Excellence

All provide us more information, “insight,” and capability with which to engage our customers. Top performers are already using these tools with tremendous advantage, and they always have because that’s what top performers have always done. “What’s the basis for that judgement, Dave? . How are people using these tools?

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Data, Data Everywhere….

Partners in Excellence

Water water everywhere, Nor a drop to drink…” is a famous line from Coleridge’s “The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner.” The second is a bit of a corollary to the first point. Today’s tools provide sales people and leaders more data than we have ever had before.

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Increase Sales Productivity: 50 Proven Methods

LeadFuze

Sales productivity is the ratio of productive hours to unproductive hours. Productivity is a measure of efficiency, that compares the amount produced in relation to what could be produced under similar circumstances with maximum output. To increase sales productivity, you need creative solutions for your business. Have your attention? Easy Riders.

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38 Most Dynamic Women in Sales (The 2019 Edition)

Sales Hacker

Most of the time, somebody does a LinkedIn search for “sales leader,” chooses the top 15 profiles with the most followers, and calls it a day. That’s not really honest, is it? What about the amazing sales leaders who aren’t well-known already? And why let LinkedIn’s algorithm decide who is the best? Lauren Bailey.

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