Warren Buffett needs no introduction. Affectionately known as The Oracle of Omaha, he has put a noticeable spotlight on the world of investing.
Warren Buffett needs no introduction. Affectionately known as The Oracle of Omaha, he has put a noticeable spotlight on the world of investing.
When it comes to deploying social selling – programs, tools or both – we all want to see the ROI.
This morning, one of our sales professionals was having a meaningful conversation with a potential client. The client already has a social selling program underway, and a few social selling resources assigned to the project. They’ve realized that social and digital selling techniques need to become a part of the overall sales process. However, they fear they’re not moving fast enough.
Although the term bias is generally viewed as negative, in the world of sales you want bias. Here’s why.
This blog is for all you inner geeks, superhero and Hollywood movie watchers.
Walking into the office today on Friday, February 10, 2017 has been interesting.
Congratulations. You’ve just purchased LinkedIn Sales Navigator. To your right awaits your customer relationship manager, waiting to train you on all the benefits of LinkedIn.
In the not too distant future, the connection economy will crush lazy brands and businesses like never before. The traditional reach, influence and power that these brands have typically enjoyed will largely disappear.
Did you know that there’s thousands of organizations worldwide that have kickstarted their very own social and digital selling methods? That’s exciting. As the programs in these organizations progress, eventually they are going to have to address reinforcement.
Quick, tell me what’s wrong with this strategy: let’s cut down a rainforest to print a book.