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Product-Channel Fit: Finding the Right Growth Strategy for Your Product

Sales Hacker

Product-Channel Fit measures how well a product aligns with its distribution channels to effectively reach its target market. The goal is not to test every possible channel but to focus on the one or two that maximize your resources and scale your product for hypergrowth. Are you targeting consumers or decision-makers?

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The Best Social Selling Channels to Use in 2023

Hubspot Sales

Social media is the future of consumer shopping , so it’s no surprise that 59% of social sellers say they’ve made more sales through social media this year compared to last. In this post, we’ll discuss the best social selling channels to use according to our recent data and the best features these channels have to offer.

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Sales in a Digital World: Adopting an Omni-Channel Approach

Sales and Marketing Management

Author: Chanan Greenberg The sales landscape is shifting – customer service is becoming the most important factor for buyers, expected to surpass both product and price within three years, according to the Customers 2020 report. What Is Omni-Channel? Omni-Channel Fundamentals. Powering an Omni-Channel Approach.

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From the Switchboard to Social Media: A Brief History of Customer Service

Sales and Marketing Management

From a business standpoint, it’s imperative to provide customer service across a multiplicity of channels, too. It wasn’t all that long ago when “contacting customer service” simply meant visiting a store or office and talking to the owner or manager. What’s Next for Customer Service? You’ve Got Mail!

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Behind the Numbers: How Consumer Retail Benefits from CX Training

Miller Heiman Group

Online shopping makes it easier for consumers to shop more often, and throughout the day. This means that, for most consumers, the retail experience may start anywhere: on a website or during a phone call, in an email or on a live chat with customer service.

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Holistic Customer Service: Why Customer Experience Is a Shared Responsibility in the Company

Pipeliner

The concept of customer service has evolved from a post-sale afterthought to a key driver of business success. Today, it’s not just about solving customer problems but creating an experience that resonates with them at every touchpoint. This brings us to the core concept of holistic customer service.

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Sales and customer service have more in common than you might think

Salesmate

Sales and customer service were once considered completely different areas of business – divided into two different departments, each having different goals, objectives, and strategies. Traditionally, sales teams would bring in new customers, while customer service teams were expected to take care of them.