Sales and Marketing
Marketers Need a Number Too!
Many companies leave the numbers up to the sales team. Hot leads, warm leads, cold leads, lead conversion rates, quotas, etc. But what about the marketing team?
Imagine Making a Sales Call Without Mentioning the Product
We want to meet customers, we’re excited about what we have to sell, we just need someone willing to listen to us. But customers have changed. They don’t care. They really don’t want to hear about our products.
Why It’s Important to Make People Love Your Brand
People buy from brands that they know and love, it’s as simple as that. When it comes to starting and running a small business, this can be an obstacle to overcome. People are seemingly more likely to buy from a brand that they are familiar with and that has already gained their trust.
The Best Cities for Business Conferences
Conferences are a great way for businesses to gather colleagues from all corners of the globe to discuss common goals, and while it can be difficult to choose where to schedule an event, there are certain cities that stand out above the rest.
Does Your Marketing Reflect Older Customers? 10 Tips
Did you know that 2 billion people worldwide will be 60 years and older by 2050, according to the World Health Organization? That’s one in five people! Whether yours is a small to medium B2C or B2B business or nonprofit organization, is it ready now, and for the future, in accommodating this demographic?
Is Your Content Created for Machines or Humans?
Content marketing faces the constant tension between writing for search engines or crafting it for people. But there is also another challenge that comes from decades of formal marketing education and training.
Who Determines Absolute Value?
Many people, myself included, believe in the power of a strong brand. Brand positioning has influenced buying decisions for years and a company with a strong sense of their own brand and a commitment to authentically walking out that brand is at an advantage over their competitors.
You’re Stuck in a Rut
Because of their small size, SME’s (small to medium size enterprises) have little regard for professional marketing. They draw their inspiration from the leaders in their categories.