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3 Things Your Prospects Aren’t Telling You

Shari Levitin

Meaning, the new frictionless experience of buying online, B2C, influences our expectations for all B2C and B2B transactions. I checked into my favorite hotel. If you’re selling retail or B2C, ask yourself how will my customer feel when they check in to the front desk, look around the showroom, and complete their purchase?

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How to Price Your Products and Services Appropriately (video)

Pipeliner

The current commercial environment has trained people to be discount junkies, searching for the lowest price in every available opportunity, both in B2C and B2B commerce. For example, let’s look at business hotels. A globally acknowledged Sales & Marketing thought leader, speaker, and strategist.

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Podcast 112: Transparency in Sales with Todd Caponi

John Barrows

In the last 18 months, he’s focused on his book, The Transparency Sale and promoting it. Transparency in sales. I mean that volume of reviews we’ve always associated with B2C. And they bought two weeks later in what normally should have been a six months sales cycle. Transparency in Sales.

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What is B2B sales? A top guide to business to business sales, process, strategy, and examples

PandaDoc

What is B2B sales, and what strategies can you use to maximize your success? Whether you’re a B2B-native startup or an established direct-to-consumer company pivoting to B2B sales, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know about B2B. Utilize B2B sales metrics to track success and improve your sales strategy.

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Guest Post: Dear Challenger: Sincerely, Willy Loman

Jonathan Farrington

It is clear that they, like all of us, care about sales. Yet, although it is true that customers have profoundly changed their buying habits and selling has and must change, so many of the author’s conclusions lead me to question if they have started with a misconception of where sales was pre-Challenger.