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How to Increase Sales Without Discounting

Sales and Marketing Management

Offering steep discounts may bring in new revenue, but you attract a user base that expects ongoing price reductions. You can takes steps to increase sales that don’t require cutting price and biting into profits. The post How to Increase Sales Without Discounting appeared first on Sales & Marketing Management.

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Big Data and Your Email Marketing Campaign

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Improving the way you harness and use big data will benefit your marketing strategy by helping you reach the right people at the best time with relevant content. E-mail remains at the center of the marketing mix for most businesses. This post will highlight the ways that big data influences email marketing.

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Discounting And Defending Value

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Then finally, to get the deal, we discount! How do they view the value we created in the context of the deep discount to win the business? If they are so willing to discount, was the value they talked about real?” Deep discounting to get an order diminishes our value creation and articulation tremendously.

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Are You Confident Enough In Your Value Not To Discount?

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Discounting has reached Pandemic levels. Today, responding to a prospecting call earns a discount. Proposals come with a price and then either an automatically applied discount, or hints at a discount. Something like, “Buy by the end of the month and I can discount 15%! What If You Couldn't Discount?

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Sales and Compliance: Unlikely Allies

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Believe it or not, two of the least likely allies in a B2B company – sales and compliance – can successfully work together to achieve a harmony that benefits both internal stakeholders and customers. Sales teams often achieve this by showcasing features and functionalities that they think customers want and value.

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Make Your Sales Force Your Loyalty Program

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Author: John Larson A few weeks ago I was having lunch with a friend, a successful executive who has run large sales organizations for three different companies. In the B2B world, your sales force is actually your loyalty program. Loyalty, at the end of the day, is not created by offering discounts or exceeding customer expectations.

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How to Build Sales & Marketing Pipeline During the Coronavirus

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Sales and marketing teams, specifically, have abandoned chasing (demand gen) waterfalls or examining funnels. Instead, go-to-market teams are tirelessly doing anything and everything they can to hit their numbers today. Market segmentation needs to be beyond reproach and sales metrics need to be measurable and projectible.

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