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Drowning In Information, But Where’s The Knowledge Or Insight

Partners in Excellence

This morning, it was helpful as I spoke to a client/friend, I knew his company had just closed on an acquisition–something he’d been deeply involved in. Or a job change, a restructuring, any number of things give me clues of areas where clients and prospects may be struggling, that I can help. At least until now.

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26 CRM Techniques and Strategies for Customer Retention

Cience

Your customers are one of your company’s most important assets. Although new sales are important, smart companies also focus on retention. The CRM: A Key Customer Retention Tool. Make it easy for your customers to succeed by providing the tools they need to hit the ground running. Use Automation Tools.

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Need to Fill Your Pipeline? It’s Time to Reconsider Your Partner Ecosystem

Sales Hacker

Smart companies, and sales professionals, are leveraging their integration ecosystems to create more sales deals and attract higher valuations. Notice this part of the Axios article: “The two companies first began talking prior to the pandemic, although that was more about a partnership than an acquisition.”.

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PODCAST 114: Human Cognitive Bias and Why You Can’t Trust Your Impulses with Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

Sales Hacker

LinkedIn’s sales navigator is a relationship-based digital selling tool that’s designed to help you do just that. For example, the way that Boeing made a decision to release the 737 Max without thoroughly checking it. Compare, for example, the US and South Korea. That’s a disaster.

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Forget B2B vs. B2C – Long Live B2P Sales & Marketing

Zoominfo

In recent years, we’ve seen B2C companies embrace more grassroots-style branding through personalized messaging that zeroes in on the qualities of individual consumers. On the other hand, B2B companies still seem predicated on appealing to the over-generalized “prospective customer.” Here’s an example.

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Forget B2B vs. B2C: Long Live B2P Sales & Marketing

Zoominfo

In recent years, we’ve seen B2C companies embrace more grassroots-style branding through personalized messaging that zeroes in on the qualities of individual consumers. On the other hand, B2B companies still seem predicated on appealing to the over-generalized “prospective customer.” Here’s an example.

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