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Why Would I Refer You if You Don’t Follow Up? [February Referral Selling Insights]

No More Cold Calling

I thought about it and realized I would never, ever refer her to anyone. And there’s one cardinal rule I NEVER break: I don’t refer people unless I trust them to take care of my contact the same way I would. LinkedIn, Twitter, Salesforce, Facebook … I could go on and on. The post Why Would I Refer You if You Don’t Follow Up?

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Customer References & Buyer Confidence

SBI

Customer References & Buyer Confidence. By David Sroka, Point of Reference. This new perspective means all these sales and marketing activities need to be re-thought in terms of bolstering the buyer’s confidence. What does that mean for B2B marketers and salespeople? Customer references.

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#ChatZoomInfo: 2019 ZoomInfo Twitter Chat Schedule

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In 2019, ZoomInfo is taking to Twitter to host a series of 12 Q&A-type discussions. Discussions will dive into topics related to sales, marketing, recruiting, business growth, and of course, data. These one hour sessions will consist of five questions— tweeted by the ZoomInfo Twitter account (@zoominfo). Social Selling.

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Using Twitter to Power Your Sales

The Sales Heretic

With more than a billion accounts, Twitter has changed the social, business and media landscape. CNN, ESPN and other media outlets routinely reference tweets on air. But while Twitter offers tremendous sales and marketing opportunities for businesses [.]. CEO’s, celebrities and world leaders tweet regularly.

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Do “Refer a Friend” Programs Actually Work? Absolutely! Sometimes.

No More Cold Calling

.” We grab every coupon and sales ad we can find, use Groupon for deep discounts on special events and luxury services, and take advantage of “refer a friend” offers any chance we get. I know many companies offer discounts or monetary rewards when customers refer a friend. The short answer is no. But think about it.

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Why Product-Agnostic Content Wins in B2B Marketing

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Ryan Gould In the context of content marketing, a product-agnostic approach is one that focuses on your expertise and knowledge around a product, technology or service rather than your brand. The product-agnostic approach to content marketing has been around for a long time. 4 Examples of Product-Agnostic Content.

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4 Lessons B2B Marketers Can Learn from B2C Marketers

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The differences between B2B marketing and B2C marketing run deep. Today we’re putting our differences aside because we believe, there’s a lot B2B marketers can learn from their B2C counterparts. It means putting the customer at the center of every business decision, including product development and marketing.

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