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When Considering Your Marketing Goals and Objectives, Get Real!

Strategic Communications

Many of you have probably been at goal-setting seminars or workshops where the leader will pose a question like: “Would you like to make more money?,” ” Not as silly as it seems, and, in fact, many marketers fall short when it comes to setting precise goals for their efforts. Here’s why.

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Enablement is Hard. Do It Anyway.

Mike Kunkle

The goal of “enablement,” whichever term you use for it (sales, revenue, buyer, buying, performance, other) is ultimately to improve organizational performance. As with most things, on the front lines of the real world, it’s a bell curve. It’s organizational behavioral change management, for sure, and requires both smart and hard work.

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Account Management Guide – Defend and Grow Revenue

Upland

But that doesn’t mean the wolves aren’t still at your door. There are plenty of sellers out there waiting for the slightest chance to jump in and take your hard-earned relationships away from you. Through account management, your team can seek to establish themselves as trusted advisors to customers. How do we know this?

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Be more strategic: Top-down or bottom-up, marketing and sales integration and property marketing

Red Star Kim

The workshop covered strategic thinking, business strategy and marketing and business development (MBD) strategy. From the animated discussions I selected a few topics of focus – Be more strategic: Top-down or bottom-up, marketing and sales integration and property marketing. Top-down or Bottom-Up Strategy?

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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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How Sales and Marketing Can Collaborate (+Expert Tips)

Hubspot Sales

Marketing and sales teams rely heavily on one another to drive business. After all, it’s the marketing department that generates leads, and the sales team that converts those leads to paying customers. Table of Contents How can Sales and Marketing collaborate? The result? Messages hit home every time.

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Unleashing Growth: Overcoming 7 Common Barriers to Sales Transformation

Mike Kunkle

These architects of growth are tasked with navigating complex market dynamics, driving revenue streams, and fostering a culture of success. When sales, marketing, and customer success operate in isolated bubbles, opportunities for collaboration and synergy are lost. This is a definite growth killer. The result?

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