Tag: Customer
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When Sales and Marketing Collide
Does it ever seem to you like sales people are from Mars and marketers are from Venus?
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Your Price Is Too High!
Your price is too high really means “You haven’t shown your value to me.”
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Does This Sound Like Sales & Marketing Pixie Dust To You?
When you understand your customer’s customers – and the frustrations they face in delivering solutions – you can change the conversation. You can move from selling to problem-solving.
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Are You Building Your Sales Plans Without the Customer?
When it comes to building annual plans, how disciplined are you? More importantly, who’s talking to the customer about how to grow their business? That’s their goal, too.
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Are You Delivering Real Value to Your Customers?
Does value equal price?
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Are You Throwing As Much As You Can Into The Marketplace, Hoping People Will Buy?
You may call it pull marketing, demand generation, or selling through, but what you are really doing is simply producing and throwing as much as you can into the marketplace, hoping people will react, and that consumers will buy.
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Does Marketing “Sell Dreams” and Sales Need to Make that “Dream” Happen, No Matter How Crazy the Dream?
The sales plan and the marketing plan should roll up hand and glove. Then you have accountability for performance.
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8 Steps to Building a Customer-Focused Commercialization Strategy
8 questions you need to answer to be consumer focused and customer centered.
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Is the Perfect Product Enough to Make the Sale?
Tougher competition and more demanding customers require a sales and marketing synergy unheard of in the past. By always returning to the question of “what’s best for the customer,” everyone wins.
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Is Marketing the Sales Prevention Department?
To hear sales tell it, marketing says “no” more often than they say “yes.” In fact, marketing’s been called the sales prevention department.
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10 Tips for In-Home Selling
Effective sales call preparation helps ensure success on the call. Here are 10 steps that will help you have the confidence and information to get to “yes.”
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What Does “Your Price Is Too High” Really Mean?
Make sure that the customer has truly earned and justified the price they need.
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4 Simple Steps to Better Customer Engagement
How can you create relevance? By following this simple, four stage approach with each customer you have.