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Driving Sustainable Organic Growth: The Power of Customer-Centricity in B2B Organizations

Luminas Strategy

Because of today’s unpredictable economy and rapidly changing business landscape, B2B companies are facing headwinds, challenged to identify strategies that will result in sustainable organic growth. By knowing your customer needs, you can stay ahead of the curve, proactively pivot your strategies and seize new growth opportunities.

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Best Ways to Stand Out From Competitors When They’re All the Same

Account Manager Tips

Even when they do deliver something innovative, it's not for long. When clients say "price" they really mean value How to differentiate through value Steps to stand out from the competition World Letter Writing Day Workshop: How to successfully execute a negotiation strategy In other news Quote of the week. Which is a shame.

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Clone of How to Stand Out From The Competition (When Everyone’s the Same)

Account Manager Tips

Even when they do deliver something innovative, it's not for long. A single value proposition can’t appeal to all your clients. A differentiated value proposition is the first step of transforming ideas into results. Instead, adapt your value proposition to each client to become truly unique to them.

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The Importance of Co-Creating Value with Every Strategic Customer

Account Manager Tips

And what if we take it one step further and ask what it means to "co-create value" with our customers? I stumbled across a research paper on co-creating value in B2B systems and thought it'd make a good topic to chat with you about. Value comes in many forms – price, convenience, reliability, quality, service, and so on.

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Account Segmentation: Aim for the Bull’s Eye

SalesGlobe

Some accounts and prospects represent greater sales opportunity, and once onboarded, are more likely to stick around as valuable customers. How do B2B sales organizations identify those diamonds in the rough that are more likely to purchase products and services? location, account size), customer account intent (e.g.,

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Insight – Understanding is the Foundation of an Effective Sales Strategy

SalesGlobe

The feedback not only drives product/service improvements but provides a valuable perspective into the customer’s decision-making process, the company’s reputation, and the lifetime customer value. In the B2B arena, customer segmentation may look at industry, location, size, structure, or performance/potential.

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What’s So Aspirational About Account Planning?

SalesGlobe

In my book, Essential Account Planning, we spend some valuable time thinking big and looking at how companies change the way their customers in their largest accounts think about them. How does your team think your customer perceives your value proposition? Start with your own perspective and understanding.