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Doing Sojourner, Susan, and Ida Proud: We Achieved 50/50 Gender Parity at Lessonly!

Lessonly

A classic, collaborative study Carnegie Mellon University, Union College, and MIT ran back in 2010 looked at how 700 people worked in small groups. Ready to train your still-remote team with Lessonly? And we’re convinced that if we were operating in a gender vacuum, we’d be operating at half strength. And I’m not alone in that.

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The Ultimate Guide to the SNAP Selling Method

Gong.io

Make sure to include case studies and other relevant references to support your presentation. You could also take inspiration from both methodologies when training your team. Gong analyzes customer-facing interactions across multiple channels, so you can see how the methodology is actually playing out in real sales conversations.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: Predictions for 2011: The End of B2B.

The ROI Guy

Monday, December 06, 2010 Predictions for 2011: The End of B2B Sales & Marketing as We Know It? And this is but one of several traditional and on-line channels that are proactively providing information on a daily basis to prospects. Gartner CIO Study Highlights Need for Outcome-Base. Latest Research. Let the Good Times Roll?

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Marketing Hierarchy of Needs: Achieving Marketing Efficiency and Effectiveness

The ROI Guy

This represents substantial growth when compared to 2009 cut-backs; however, even with the 2010/2011 snap-back in spending, most marketing budgets will remain below pre-recession levels. For example, an IDC survey of technology marketers revealed that 2010 revenue grew at a healthy 5.8% world-wide, and that this greatly exceeded the 3.7%

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Want Sales Success in 2018: Here Are the 7 Surefire Skills of the Sales Sherpa

Hyper-Connected Selling

The path to success that worked in 1990 or 2000 (or even 2010) isn’t going to work in 2020, and it’s not going to work today. Studies show that the more information we have, t he harder it is to make decisions. Reach out through text or social media channels. Manage Complexity. Execute: Pick up the phone.

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Emptying Your Sales Trash By Colleen Francis

Sales Training Advice

To get attention and be memorable in the eyes of prospects and clients, you need to leverage several media channels at once. I recently read a study that found that in 2010, 80% of tradeshows leads never get a follow up. Trash your current follow-up system and invest in a multistep approach that uses multiple channels (e.g.,