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Sales Pipeline Dried Up? The #1 Way to Land Top Prospects Now

No More Cold Calling

They cut advertising, travel, training, marketing, and discretionary expense line items. Granted, it will be more difficult to find new prospects or even to get clients to take (virtual) meetings. It’s not 2002 and 2003, or 2008 and 2009. Think of it as prospecting for gold. Your sales prospecting budget collapses.

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An ‘A’ Player’s Rise and Fall

SBI Growth

The market outpaced him. Dave worked for Paul from 2002-2008. He had failed to evolve at the same pace as the market. If you know how to listen to the market, you will be able to stay ahead. Customers/Prospects- Nowhere in Dave’s strategy did he embed a way to listen to customers and prospects in a real time fashion.

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5 Critical Things to Consider When Evaluating Lead Generation Companies

Pointclear

Here are some truths you should know about selecting a partner among lead generation companies: Virtually 100% of marketing qualified leads should become sales accepted leads. Students, prisoners (yes, there’s a company out there that does this), appointment setters and offshore call center staff should not be contacting your target market.

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Artificial Intelligence for Sales: Discover How Sales is Changing

Zoominfo

We recently discussed AI in the following post: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on B2B Marketing. Experts across the globe are offering up their own take—trying to be first to tell you exactly how artificial intelligence will impact your industry, your company, your product, your job. And, at ZoomInfo, we’re no exception. Keep reading.

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The Best Sales Book, That Isn’t a Sales Book

A Sales Guy

It doesn’t address topics like closing or overcoming objections or prospecting or email writing. S**t, when it was written in 2002, LinkedIn wasn’t a thing, there was no “social” selling, and your sales stack was the yellow-pages. Remember, he published the book in 2002, 6 years before the Great Recession.

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CMOs: Wield Powers of Influence to Gain a Seat at the Executive Table

Pointclear

Stephanie Tilton is a content-marketing consultant who helps B2B companies craft content that engages prospects and customers, nurtures leads and advances the buying cycle. She is a founding member of the Savvy B2B Marketing blog , and contributes regularly to the Content Marketing Institute blog.

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Same New, Same New!

The Pipeline

This is why you don’t see marketers and ad folks lead an advert or campaign by proclaiming that this “new thing they are presenting, is really the same as previous versions or releases, but we did slap a fresh coat of paint on it”. Tibor Shanto – tibor.shanto@sellbetter.ca.

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