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How to Identify Key Accounts: A Quick Guide to Getting it Right

Account Manager Tips

You're sitting on a goldmine of existing customers that: can deliver an above-average revenue growth; want to invest in your partnership; will co-create value in ways that neither of you could do alone. You'll select your key accounts with 15 criteria which are grouped into three categories: Growth, Harmony and Value Creation.

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10 Trends – Annual International Marketing Benchmark by PM Forum and Meridian West

Red Star Kim

On 12 th January Keith Hardie at the PM Forum hosted a presentation by Alastair Beddow of Meridian West on the 11 th Annual International Marketing Benchmark. The benchmark provided a snapshot of the views of 112 marketing and business development (M&BD) leaders at professional service firms (PSF). increase in marketing budget.

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Book review – Managing Brands

Red Star Kim

This post reviews the core material covered in Managing Brands Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) professional qualification (Level 6 elective New CIM professional marketing qualifications – 2020 (kimtasso.com) ) and the Cambridge Marketing College’s Marketing Manager Apprenticeship – a Level 6 Qualification (kimtasso.com).

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Key Account Manager or Strategic Ecosystem Leader?

Arpedio

The KAM must manage a program and lead the business strategy across internal stakeholders and the value co-creation with the stakeholders at their key accounts – not a trivial endeavor. To succeed, KAMs must clearly articulate a vision and a plan for their program with support from executives and marketing. SAM is a journey.

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Equipped for the Inevitable: The Owens Corning Story

Luminas Strategy

However, when the new AF fiberglass insulation was put on the market, Owens Corning didn’t use the dye. In 2009, when the bottom fell out of the housing market, building materials manufacturers were hit hard. Despite that, the company began to recognize signs that the market was softening. What happened?

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What type of B2B sales will still exist in 50 years?

QYMATIX

Let’s then peep inside the crystal ball to see what sales (and marketing) can look like in the future. Sales and marketing have more than one small difference, compare with five decades ago. Today, nobody signs a contract without proper research about a potential supplier. Fifty years on, digital sales will be highly profitable.

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What type of B2B sales will still exist in 50 years?

QYMATIX

Let’s then peep inside the crystal ball to see what sales (and marketing) can look like in the future. Sales and marketing have more than one small difference, compare with five decades ago. Today, nobody signs a contract without proper research about a potential supplier. Fifty years on, digital sales will be highly profitable.