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Surviving Tough Times….

Partners in Excellence

Businesses, industries and markets are being restructured, profoundly. As I work to advise them, I stumbled on something I wrote in early 2001, another period of economic challenges. Since 2001 we’ve been through slowdowns a couple of times. Slowdowns are impacting many sectors of the economy. We see a lot of uncertainty.

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How to Sell in a Recession: 3 Tips Based on Experience

Zoominfo

Your warm leads leave for “safer” industries or join the ranks of the recently laid-off. I spoke with Lou Wolf, VP of sales at ZoomInfo, to learn how he survived the recession that followed the dot-com crash of 2001 and the financial crisis of 2008. triggered the world financial crisis of 2008.

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“Why I’m So Interested In Selling,” Martin Mackay

Partners in Excellence

Martin articulates something that I think so many of us find so exciting about selling: “The main reason is that it challenges you to reinvent yourself and stay current with your knowledge because it is the most dynamic industry of all. I remember my first $1m deal – at PeopleSoft in probably the year 2001.

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Tale of B2B Mobile Websites – Webinar Platforms

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In fact, look up your company’s website as well as your industry counterparts and competitors. No more 2001 stuff, please. I did an unscientific survey of webinar tool sites as if I was evaluating and making a purchase from my smart phone. It could have been any B2B product or service. Have you tried a mobile experiment yet?

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7 Must-Have Automated Documents for Sales Success

Companies are increasingly implementing technology to bring efficiency to their workforce. Data accessibility aside, teams continuously struggle with manual processes for document generation. Learn why automating your documents is key to sales success.

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Lessons From What Not To Wear for Sales Professionals

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In August of 2011, respondents to Gallup’s poll indicated either a positive or negative view to numerous industries. These responses were compared against 2001 data. The computer industry was the most favorably viewed industry with a 72% positive response while the federal government ranked at the bottom of the list at 17%.

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Lesson Learned: 4 Things You Can Learn from Business Failures

Pipeliner

Kodak is a generic term for cameras, proof of its place in the industry. These failed products are proof: Microsoft’s Office Assistant Clippy was active from 1997 to 2001, resurfaced in 2019 as stickers, and removed again. However, the company took time to embrace digital photography until competitors overtook it.

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