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Keeping close to channel partners

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Paul Nolan As with everything else in 2020, many B2B companies’ relationships with channel partners, which are critical to their success, have been disrupted. The “surprise and delight” treatment that is widely used to keep internal employees engaged is equally effective with channel partners.

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10 Ways To Boost Your Sales Incentive Strategy

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: George Kriza, CEO, MTCPerformance Your organization wants to drive sales with an incentive program. Here are 10 of the most important elements in designing and deploying your next incentive campaign. Are they already in other incentive programs, or is yours the only one they’ll see? How do they view your company?

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Firing up the revenue engine post-crisis

Sales and Marketing Management

As organizations emerge from the pandemic crisis and fire up their sales engines, it’s clear that the channel must adapt?— shifting and aligning priorities (support), implementing new, more impactful channel strategies (enable) and leveraging the right solutions (engage). Reinforce channel support. Are you digital-ready?

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How Clients Can Use Digital Marketing Content to Drive Sales

SalesFuel

After a year of living in fear of inflation and recession, consumers are finally excited to start splurging on purchases again. According to a report by 5WPR , more consumers are ready to spend more on electronics/technology, health and wellness, travel and experiences, dining out, beauty, and personal care in 2024 compared to 2023.

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Engaging B2B Customers Through Immersive Experiences

Sales and Marketing Management

In today’s experience economy, more and more consumers prioritize doing over having. That includes all generations, not just millennials, as recent surveys indicate nearly 75 percent of consumers prefer to increase spending on experiences rather than physical possessions. The trick is to keep the communication channels open.

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A Guide to Building a Referral Network for Your SMB

Act!

That makes word-of-mouth recommendations the most trusted advertising channel, even above social media ads and TV commercials. Additionally, a 2021 survey found that 55 percent of consumers discovered a new product through word-of-mouth the previous year. And 40 percent actually purchased a product after discovering it.

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5 Ways to Build a Better Employer Brand

Zoominfo

But in today’s hyper-connected world of social media and review sites, word-of-mouth travels fast. To build a strong employer brand, you must craft a comprehensive, multi-channel content strategy to engage your target candidates. Leverage social media. Their Tweets include brief stories and video clips about specific employees.

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