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    B2B Sales: Do You Need to Talk More Than Your Prospects Want to Listen?

    Have you ever felt a sigh of relief when that unwanted - and probably intrusive - sales conversation finally comes to an end? It’s easy to recognise the problem when you’re on the receiving end. The sales person on the other end of the phone or across the table simply won’t ...

    How Are B2B Marketers Optimising Their Funnel? (from MarketingSherpa)

    MarketingSherpa recently published a fascinating infographic from their upcoming 2012 B2B Marketing Benchmark Study. Their ...

    The Top 5 Barriers to Better Sales Forecasting

    Missing even a single sales forecast can be a painful experience for everyone involved in the process – from salesperson to ...

    Miller-Heiman: What Can You Learn From Your Top Sales Performers?

    Most sales managers have a pretty clear sense of who their top sales performers are. But according to the latest ...

    B2B Marketing: Time to Bring the Digital + Physical Worlds Together?

    If you were to listen to the siren songs of the social media charlatans, you might think that conventional B2B marketing ...

    B2B Sales and Marketing: Is Misalignment Taking 10% Off Your Sales?

    Improving sales and marketing alignment has been at or near the top of many CEO’s “to do” lists for years. But it’s ...

    B2B Sales: Are You Playing Buzzword Bingo With Your Prospects?

    If you’re in any business involving technology, there can be a terrible temptation for your sales people to fall back on ...

    Forrester - Which CRM Metrics Really Matter?

    Bill Band of Forrester Research has just published the results of his latest study into “The Right CRM Metrics for Your ...

    The Information Arms Race Between B2B Buyers and Sellers

    The term "arms race" was initially used to describe the competition between two or more nations to establish the most ...

    McKinsey: We Are All Marketers Now

    A recent McKinsey Quarterly article claims that “we’re all marketers now” - and with good reason. Customer preferences are ...