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How to Speak the Language of Decision Makers

Janek Performance Group

Here are tips for speaking the different dialects of decision makers: C-Suite. Whether it’s sales, marketing, purchasing, or materials management, someone with this title typically has a hive mentality. Remembers, these decision makers often have bonuses and other incentives tied to their budgets.

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How to Identify Prospects: Decision Makers, Gate-keepers and Influencers

MarketJoy

It is also about understanding the difference between decision makers, gate-keepers, and influencers. Decision Makers. Every organization has its fair share of people who promote themselves as having buying decisions, when in fact the final ratification comes further along the line. Influencers.

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How to Influence the C-Suite

Janek Performance Group

That ignited my life-long interest in influence and how decision-makers view sales professionals. This article summarizes what I learned about influence and how new sales professionals can shorten their learning curve. And like athletic ability, influence is not static. This CEO viewed me as a distraction.

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How Small Gifts Can Create Big Marketing Wins

Zoominfo

“It’s something like an educated Hail Mary pass that sweeps up unconverted marketing qualified leads.” What do we mean by “direct mail marketing”? Direct mail marketing makes direct contact with individual consumers, as opposed to reaching a large audience with mass media, such as advertising.

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4 Tips for Selling to the Social Savvy Buyer

Zoominfo

We know B2B decision makers are using social media to inform their buying decisions. In fact, a recent study suggests that 91% of B2B buyers are active and involved in social media, while 75% are significantly influenced by social content when forming their buying decisions ( source ). Be authentic and offer value.

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Leveraging Referrals to Build Your Network and Grow Your Business

Janek Performance Group

They are recommendations from satisfied customers or others in your network or center of influence. What specific incentives do you offer, such as discounts or special offers? Perhaps they’re a targeted decision maker and a colleague of that client you just helped. Think of this as part of the sales process. Don’t wait.

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Six Clues Your QBRs are Box-Checking Exercises … and How to Fix Them

Emissary

How to fix it: Work with marketing to create templates that are rich in value messaging, and which force customization to the specific client and the state of your relationship. Start with decision-makers who have influence over the next phase of your relationship. There are no sales-oriented calls to action.

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