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For Greg Verdino, it’s dangerous for b-to-b sales and marketing execs to be lulled into thinking that social media is predominately for consumer markets. In his new book, “MicroMarketing: Get Big Results by Thinking and Acting Small” (McGraw-Hill), Verdino provides several … Continue reading
When cold calling, sales execs shouldn’t be so quick to nuke the prospect’s voice mail; there may be some valuable information in the message about how to move forward. Don’t be afraid to cultivate relationships with executive assistants, for they … Continue reading
Guest Blog Seven prospecting rules that produce leads By Brian Carroll Roughly 92% of b-to-b buyers are open to cold calls if the sales person’s pitch is relevant, according to MarketingSherpa. That means that despite all of those poorly trained … Continue reading
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