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What is Buying Intent?

Upland

Buying intent , also known as purchase intent, refers to the likelihood and inclination of a potential customer to make a purchasing decision. For any company to make the most out of its products, it is important to understand and grasp the essence of buying intent.

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Elevating Sales Performance: 6 Simple Tweaks for Big Impact

Mike Kunkle

Introduction I’ve published newsletters and blog posts recently about overhauls and full-fledged transformations, but today, I want to talk about some minor tweaks that can deliver significant improvements in sales force performance. Finally, simply ask whether it makes sense to Explore this further.

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Pitching, differentiation and competitor analysis

Red Star Kim

Whilst there are many ways to differentiate (see below) it does imply that you will consider – from the client’s perspective – how your firm’s offering or value proposition is different from the competitors. There’s an introduction to value propositions at: What is a value proposition or USP – and how do I create one?

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Client Value Propositions…the least used, and most critical sales strategy today

Better Ways Sales Strategies

Every organization I’ve had the privilege of working with over the past 20 years can tell me some version the value proposition that they provide to their clients and prospects (I’ll use these terms, ‘client’ and ‘prospect’ interchangeably throughout this document). Which is helpful…but not enough.

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

Account Manager Tips

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. A differentiated value proposition is the first step of transforming ideas into results.

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

Account Manager Tips

A single value proposition can’t appeal to all your clients. A differentiated value proposition is the first step of transforming ideas into results. Does the return on investment provide significant benefits to make them worth pursuing? Give your client a reason to choose you over everyone else.

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Book review – Managing Brands

Red Star Kim

Towards the end of the post is a review of a classic brands book “ Brand Leadership” By David A Aaker and Erich Joachimsthaler which I published some time ago. Brands have attributes, values and personality – customers will perceive or make associations with a brand that can be positive or negative.