Sorry I Have No BudgetToday you hear all too often that your clients have no budget. In this presentation Steve Chriest delivers a case study on how to effectively practice upturn thinking in a downturn economy by tackling challenging customer conversations. Chriest, the Principal of the San Francisco-based consulting firm |
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Stop Visiting Your Customers: Leveraging Sales 2.0 For Increased Customer Engagement
Forward-thinking companies are asking their sales representatives to stop visiting all but their most strategic and profitable prospects and customers. Why? They are embracing Sales 2.0—a more efficient and effective way to sell using innovative sales practices and technology. As a result, they’ve dramatically reduced their cost of sales, improved sales productivity and increased revenue.The Art....more |
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Author: Anneke Seley Tags: sales 2.0 | saas | CRM |
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It's About Time: Increasing Customer Engagement Through Sales 2.0
“2.0” has gone mainstream. A little more than a year ago, while I was in New York to present my proposal for a book on Sales 2.0 to my publisher, I realized the 2.0 naming convention was here to stay. When I picked up the morning newspaper, I saw The New York Times had published an article titled "Food 2.0," describing how innovative chefs are using chemistry to transform their dishe....more |
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Author: Anneke Seley Tags: sales | sales 2.0 | field sales |
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Clara Shih Suits Up Sales and Marketing for the Facebook Era
If you ask social CRM expert Clara Shih about reactions by most companies to the topic of social media, she would tell you “it's still very early.” Shih founded faceforce (the business application on Facebook now known as Faceonnector) and wrote The Facebook Era: Tapping Online Social Networks to Build Better Products, Reach New Audiences, and Sell More Stuff. By engaging in the foru....more |
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Author: Clara Shih Tags: social media | Facebook | faceforce |
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Getting Your Team in the Zone
I was watching one of the press conferences at the Masters and they asked the Round 2 leader Lee Westwood “was he worried that Phil Mickelson had caught up to him?” He answered (paraphrased) that he could only worry about the shots he hit. This got me thinking of two different types of employees. Those that focus on what they can control and those that focus on what they cannot. Have you e....more |
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Author: Glenn Pasch Tags: training | contact center | motivation |
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Clara Shih Suits Up Sales and Marketing For The Facebook Era
If you ask social CRM expert Clara Shih about reactions by most companies to the topic of social media, she would tell you “it still very early.” Shih founded Faceforce.com (the business application on Facebook now known as Faceonnector) and wrote The Facebook Era: Tapping Online Social Networks |
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Author: Blake Landau Tags: The Facebook Era | facebook | crm |
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