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Determining Product Value Through a Customer’s Eyes

Holden Advisors

Businesspeople tend to determine product value in terms of cost and demand. But, for customers, perceived value is often derived from the experience they have during the initial purchase and while interacting with the product or service. Have you ever walked out of a business feeling happy? The Value of Knowing Your Customer.

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Aligning Customer Success and Sales to Grow Your Business

Brooks Group

But the most successful sales professionals understand the value of cultivating long-term relationships with their customers. Your customer service team and your sales team both serve the same purpose: to support customers and improve the bottom line.

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Coaching and Consulting – People and Problem-Solving skills

Red Star Kim

MBD executives, advisors, managers, client services executives and BDMs from law firms, economics and management consultancies joined a PM Forum workshop on “Coaching and Consulting Skills for Marketing and Business Development”. The terms (e.g. We tackled delegate questions as well as coaching and consulting scenarios along the way.

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Rethinking Enablement for the Future: The Power of Commercial Effectiveness Integration

Mike Kunkle

This strategic approach goes beyond conventional departmental boundaries, breaks down silos, and encompasses product, marketing, demand generation, sales enablement, and the encompassing realm of customer experience (whether it goes by customer support, customer success, customer service, or a combination of these).

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Role of Chief Customer Officer: Ensuring that Customer-Centricity is at the Heart of Business

Customer Think

The role of CCO has historically been viewed as a bridge between the customer and the business, primarily focusing on customer service and corporate feedback.

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Rainmaking best practice in professional services firms (Selling behaviours)

Red Star Kim

As an fan of Challenger sales (and the variant Insight Selling Insight selling – building on consultative selling models (kimtasso.com) I was delighted to see that one of the originators – Matthew Dixon – turned his focus to selling in professional services. Rainmaking best practice in professional services firms (Selling behaviours).

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

Red Star Kim

The benchmark provided a snapshot of the views of 112 marketing and business development (M&BD) leaders at professional service firms (PSF). The benchmark provided a snapshot of the views of 112 marketing and business development (M&BD) leaders at professional service firms (PSF). I’ve added my reflections. Survey respondents.

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