The Art of Selling: The simple shift to transform your results
Author: Mitch Tidman People have traded, sold, negotiated, and closed deals since the dawn of time, and yet, the art of selling and its success factors are not particularly intuitive.
Author: Mitch Tidman People have traded, sold, negotiated, and closed deals since the dawn of time, and yet, the art of selling and its success factors are not particularly intuitive.
Author: Marce Epstein VEGA, a global manufacturer of process instrumentation, adopted a laser focus on the customer journey to significantly improve on-time delivery.
Author: Tony Bodoh Companies competing in the Experience Economy engage their marketing teams in the research and design phases. This must happen because customers need integrity in their experiences as they move through the various stages of awareness, consideration, and acquisition. The experience is a forethought, not an afterthought. The experience is what is being promised, sold, and delivered.
Author: Mitch Tidman What would you say if I told you that you, the business owner, brand manager, or customer experience specialist, have no control over how a person experiences your brand? At best, you can seek to create an environment and context that you think are conducive to a person feeling empowered, connected, valued, and inspired. Here are some ways to do just that.
Author: Mitch Tidman Your job as a marketer is not to collect leads from the show. Your job is to provide actionable data to your organization. Check out these tricks of the trade (show) to help your team arrive ready to go out on the floor and make your brand known.
Author: Amy Mersch How are marketing and sales professionals approaching CX in their organizations? How do you map your own customer experience journey? What part does company culture play in delivering experiences? AMA Cincinnati's new CX and Sales Enablement Community explores these questions and more.
Author: Don Gray With the vast communications networks available to us, one can say we live in a connected world. But, as salespeople, are we using it correctly?
By: Suzanne Buzek Lots can go wrong when planning a marketing campaign, but many mistakes are avoidable. Working smart with your team can help you avoid these eight pitfalls.
Author: Eric Brown What if you added a multimedia component to the direct mail piece that might otherwise get thrown away? Eric Brown shares the possibilities--and how you can say goodbye to the typical abysmal 2 percent response rate.
Author: Don Gray Founding principals are often very good at what they do, and have successful small- and mid-sized businesses. But sometimes no sales culture is established. Here I lay out the responsibilities of small business owners to do just that.