n most businesses, between 70-80% of your leads are long term. They're potential clients who pass all your qualifying criteria - but they're just not ready to buy right now.
Ideally, you want to begin to build a relationship with these potential clients so that when the time is right to buy, you're in the front of their mind.
Unfortunately,
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Sales Excellence Podcast - Episode 4 : Lead Nurturing
Posted by ianbrodie under SalesFrom http://www.sales-excellence.co.uk 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 1, 2009 8:08 pm
Offline and online marketing integration — little things make a big difference!
Posted by adamnldt under MarketingFrom http://blogs.icshq.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 5, 2009 1:44 pm
A blog post discussing the importance of online marketing to offline marketing and vice versa. If you think doing one in isolation is enough, this article may make you re-think your approach.
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Facebook, Twitter, other social media help drive business for small firms
Posted by alphalife under Online MarketingFrom http://www.chicagotribune.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 5, 2009 1:37 pm
Deciding which online opportunities to embrace comes down to understanding your audience.
"Go where your customers already are. Social media is not about being the first one into some new technology."
If you don't know what social media your customers are using, check it out by searching for your company name on Facebook or others.
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One on One with Patagonia's Founder
Posted by StepByStepMarketing under NewsFrom http://www.fuelnet.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 5, 2009 1:16 pm
In life, there is no separation between one's vocation ad one's avocation, between our day jobs and other things we do to remain inspired. That's the principle that guides Yvon Chouinard, founder of the outdoor gear company Patagonia. He believes companies large and small can reap greater financial rewards by doing what's good for the environm
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5 Foolproof Ways to Produce a Burning Desire for Your Goals
Posted by wontonu under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://zenhabits.net 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: tiroberts on May 1, 2009 2:15 pm
Whether it be getting out of debt, running a marathon, taking a much needed holiday or simply getting in shape, we all have goals. Yet whilst we do have them, and we would love to achieve them, life or other priorities sometimes get in the way.
Whatever the reason for this may be, it's no secret that goals can be difficult to work towards and a
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Will Mobile Phones Replace the PC?
Posted by PuggieLover under TechnologyFrom http://www.v-fluence.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 1, 2009 11:17 am
As Apple announces its one billionth app download, Jay Byrne, CEO of v-Fluence Interactive explores the future of the mobile Web, PC's and where the Web is heading.
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#005 The Essence of Selling | The Selling to Consumers Podcast
Posted by SkipAnderson under SalesFrom http://skipanderson.podbean.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 1, 2009 9:35 am
This podcast offers six sales tips to close more sales by taking the lead to get customers to make a yes or no buying decision.
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Inspiring Ideas to Help You Sell Through the Retail Slump
Posted by SkipAnderson under SalesFrom http://blog.sellingtoconsumers.com 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 1, 2009 9:35 am
Jill Konrath, Dave Stein, Charles Green, and Skip Anderson contributed to this unique FREE eBook "Selling Through a Slump: An Industry-by-Industry Playbook."
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A Normal Win Rate In Bidding?
Posted by neshthompson under SalesFrom http://www.calyxcomms.co.uk 5687 days ago
Made Hot by: on May 5, 2009 1:43 pm
"It's all very well to say 'qualify your bids'", said a company director last week, "but in our industry, a two per cent win rate is the norm." - is that for real???
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Marketing Gets it Wrong, SWOT Analysis, and Ben Stein Sells Shoes
Posted by SkipAnderson under ManagementFrom http://blog.sellingtoconsumers.com 5688 days ago
Made Hot by: sannwood on April 30, 2009 6:24 pm
It seems Ben Stein is a bit nostalgic about his first summer job as a teen when he sold shoes.
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