Jake Rheude November 2, 2020 Ecommerce customers are used to getting what they want, when they want. And with any delay like a backorder, you risk losing revenue and increasing churn. A backorder email marketing strategy ensures that customers: Get updates as soon as you have them; Get answers to their questions quickly; Stay excited … Continue reading How Email Can Help You Manage the Dreaded Backorder
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I Was in the Greatest Band Ever. It Was Called Apple.
Michael Hageloh — December 6, 2019 Follow @michaelhageloh I am a drummer. I feel the rhythm of the world around me in my soul. Everything has a rhythm, from train ride to sales conversation to business evolution. When I arrived at Apple in 1988, I had one purpose in mind: to make enough money to … Continue reading I Was in the Greatest Band Ever. It Was Called Apple.
Need a Sales Boost? Motivate Your Partners with Strong Channel Incentives
Juan Ortiz — August 5, 2019 Follow @jcortiz22 — August 5, 2019 Maybe sales amongst your distributors and other partners have been in a rut. Perhaps your products and services have been around long enough that they’re no longer generating a buzz, or maybe they’re being overshadowed by a newer, flashier line from a competitor. … Continue reading Need a Sales Boost? Motivate Your Partners with Strong Channel Incentives
Making Sense of Sensemaking
Dave Brock — June 14, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — June 14, 2019 This is the final post in this series——-YAY! Thank you for hanging in there! If you have missed the previous posts, The links to all the others in this series, please go to: Sensemaking, The Big Issue Facing Both Our Customers And Us. … Continue reading Making Sense of Sensemaking
Sensemaking: A Framework For Making Sense
Dave Brock — June 4, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — June 4, 2019 Preface: This is the third article in my series on sensemaking, for links to all the others in this series, please go to: Sensemaking, The Big Issue Facing Both Our Customers And Us. It turns out that sensemaking is not just a “cool … Continue reading Sensemaking: A Framework For Making Sense
Changing The Questions
Dave Brock — March 29, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — March 29, 2019 We know questions are critical to our success as sales people. Sadly, we ask too few, choosing instead to pitch our products and solutions, hoping the customer has some interest in considering them, though we often don’t know why. Most modern selling programs … Continue reading Changing The Questions
Unlocking Your Exponential Growth Matrix
Jacqueline Nagle — September 21, 2018 Follow @https://twitter.com/SpeakableYOU?lang=en — September 21, 2018 I LOVE BUSY! When it’s the right kind of BUSY. The last few weeks we in the world of SpeakableYOU have been incredibly busy; delivering our signature Speaking Workshops, working across the country to deliver our knockout Sales Training workshop, establishing a strategic … Continue reading Unlocking Your Exponential Growth Matrix
Step Into the Branch of the Future
John Aves — September 18, 2018 Follow @cp2experience — September 18, 2018 Changing customer behaviours, online and mobile migration, fintech and digital disruption, legacy systems, outdated, the death of the high street. Phrases often used to explain why the bank branch will soon be consigned to the history books. The reality underpinning the prediction is … Continue reading Step Into the Branch of the Future
How to Read Minds: Use These “Tells” to Make Uncertain Decisions
Karl Sakas — September 17, 2018 Follow @KarlSakas — September 17, 2018 Facing uncertainty as you make decisions at your agency? You can use decisionmaking “tells” to keep moving forward. When you’re making decisions, you rarely have all the info you need—you need to decide with incomplete or conflicting data. For example, some job candidates … Continue reading How to Read Minds: Use These “Tells” to Make Uncertain Decisions
When it’s Time to Change Your Prices
Zach Heller — July 21, 2018 Follow @zheller — July 21, 2018 First, a fact. Too many people at too many companies see price as a constant. They believe in the “set it and forget it” mindset when it comes to pricing. Once you have settled on a price for your product or service, you … Continue reading When it’s Time to Change Your Prices