Tag: Sales Enablement

A Thought on Prime Day: "Stuff" Still Wins Out

A Thought on Prime Day: "Stuff" Still Wins Out

Consider this: Roughly one out of every three U.S. dollars spent on Cyber Monday is spent on Amazon.com. So when the mid-summer, Amazon-created version thereof was just reported to have been the retailer’s biggest sales day ever…well, even detractors have to give credit where credit is due. An event that started off on a bad […]
Insight of the Week: Marketing Is Both Internal and External

Insight of the Week: Marketing Is Both Internal and External

For many marketing professionals, it’s easy to focus on one target audience above all: the customer. After all, it’s customers that buy products and services, drive sales and revenue growth, and form the target audience for most marketing, right? New research from a team of American business schools indicates that a marketing professional may actually […]
Fostering Sales and Marketing Collaboration: A Conversation with Bob Heiss of Sandler Training

Fostering Sales and Marketing Collaboration: A Conversation with Bob Heiss of Sandler Training

After a distinguished career as a sales leader, Bob Heiss now trains executives across industries on business development fundamentals with Sandler Training. This week he sits down with us to talk about the intractable debate between sales and marketing teams within organizations and how that traditional divide is slowly fading with advances in data-driven and […]
Insight of the Week: Price Isn’t Always the Enemy

Insight of the Week: Price Isn’t Always the Enemy

Standard, tried-and-true practices are often our friends. They help us streamline our schedules, smooth out our workflows and produce work within budget and under deadline. But they can also, sometimes, cause us to miss out on new, possibly helpful breakthroughs. One such standard practice is a refrain familiar to anyone who has taken a business […]