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The Secret to Small Business Sales Conversion is in the Palm of Your Hand

by John Oechsle November 8, 2015 Follow @hjoechNovember 8, 2015 The world has gone mobile and your sales team should, too. According to theEMPLOYEEapp, 55 percent of US workers indicate they travel for business, which means they are often out on the road making important face-to-face connections. As a small business owner, you and your … Continue reading The Secret to Small Business Sales Conversion is in the Palm of Your Hand →

‘Listen Harder’ to Turn Social Media Listening into Sales

William ComcowichNovember 5, 2015 Businesses that “listen harder” to customers through social media monitoring will uncover valuable sales leads and market research, experts say. Companies can transform social media data into revenue by using the right social media listening tools, employing the right people to manage them, and integrating social media information into their sales … Continue reading ‘Listen Harder’ to Turn Social Media Listening into Sales →

Your 13 Point Ecommerce Holiday Checklist: How to Make the Nice List and Increase Sales

Thomas KragelundOctober 27, 2015 November and December feature some of the biggest shopping days of the year for online retailers, concentrated particularly in the two to three weeks following the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday. Just take a quick look at how holiday revenue for brands broke down in 2014 in comparison to 2013, representing a 15% … Continue reading Your 13 Point Ecommerce Holiday Checklist: How to Make the Nice List and Increase Sales →

Does Digital Marketing Help Or Hurt Your Sales Team?

Ruthie AbrahamOctober 22, 2015 If you’re ever having a conversation about inbound marketing (of which we have many), you’ll notice that the discussion usually starts with exposition about how consumer behavior has shifted over the last several years, and how that affects the marketing and sales processes. If a prospect wants to know something about … Continue reading Does Digital Marketing Help Or Hurt Your Sales Team? →