Sales and Marketing
The Implications Are Not Tiny
Unless you’ve been under a rock for the past couple years, you are aware of the tiny house movement that is taking the country by craze. In case you’re one of the folks who is…
Leveraging Your Information Advantage
In the “good old days” of selling (if there ever were any), a lot of sales people reveled in their “information advantage.” Prospects and customers relied on sales people to educate them on products and…
Discounts, Deals, and Advance Access: Keys to Increasing Sales
Are you shooting all the different kinds of ammunition you have in your sales arsenal? I’m going to go over what I believe are three of the most important ways to achieve a sale. For…
Why a Marketing Campaign Plan Fails—and How to Make Yours Succeed
It would be just fine and dandy if marketing were a fully-predictable animal. You plug in some good material and messaging, and you get new sales, more knocks on your door, and some modest version…
Leverage AI to Transform Your Marketing Plans
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming the norm in a myriad of industries, but many small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs alike still have yet to employ it to meet their business goals. Few mom and…
The Lesson of the 1-Legged Seagull
It’s easier to reach people today than ever before in history. However, that is both a blessing and a curse. Why? Because if it’s easier for you to reach people, it’s also easier for everyone…
How Companies Can Start Planting Roots in a Community
Consumers don’t favor Whole Foods over Walmart for reasons relating to the chains’ respective sizes or ubiquity — it’s because only the former serves as a catalyst to community. The competitive difference between the homogenous corporate…