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This is an edited version of a post that Jennifer Bankston published on LinkedIn. If only the crossroad in the marketing and sales divergence could simply be achieved by enjoying one of Cookie...
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View ArticleLuncheon Recap: If You’re in Business, You’re in Sales (& Similarities to...
Brad Massey (Twitter: @BradMassey) of Sandler Training began his presentation to AWC Austin and Austin AMA attendees by leading us in an interesting exercise where we turned to the person next to us...
View ArticleWhy Large Account Sales People Must Also Be Marketers
There’s a classic conundrum in large account sales, or as it’s referred to in the software industry, “enterprise sales.” Sales always derides the leads the marketing department hands them. “The leads...
View ArticleLevel the Field, Win the Deal
By Britton Manasco, Manasco Marketing Partners What’s impeding your growth and undermining your success? Well, there’s one detrimental factor I’m seeing quite a bit these days. I’m wondering if it’s a...
View ArticleHow Not to be a Sales Pest
Sales people always walk that fine line between trusted adviser and pest, especially when the sales process takes longer than expected. When your customers take weeks or even months to make a decision...
View ArticleHow Marketing Can be the Value Engine of an Organization
Peter Drucker, the father of modern business thinking, said that only marketing and innovation create value – everything else is basically overhead. He also said that marketing is the distinguishing...
View ArticleThe Crossroads Between Marketing and Sales
This is an edited version of a post that Jennifer Bankston published on LinkedIn. If only the crossroad in the marketing and sales divergence could simply be achieved by enjoying one of Cookie...
View Article5 Questions for Yvonne Tocquigny on Selling Ideas
Whether or not we’d like to admit it, we’re all in sales. Yes, even marketers. We have ideas. They need to be sold. And most of the time, the person you’re pitching your idea to has an attention span...
View ArticleBe Relentless: Five Questions for Jeffrey Hayzlett [Event Preview]
In business (and marketing especially), limitations exist everywhere—mostly in our minds and in the stories we tell ourselves. So how can we overcome them? Everyone can think big, but the art is in...
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