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What Is a Joint Venture? [+ How It Can Grow Your Business]

Hubspot

Every joint venture is built on a contract that spells out how things work. Microsoft and OpenAI , for example, began working together in 2023. Or, Google and NASA collaborating on AI and quantum computing at NASAs Ames Research Center to push space exploration and data analysis forward.

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GTM 146: The Future of Search, AI, and Digital Presence with Mike Walrath, CEO of Yext

Sales Hacker

31:00 Seat-based pricing is dying how to move to value-based contracts. Which in a lot of ways today is just it’s like electricity. And, the ROI is gonna be built into the contract in a way that like paying per head is not. Pain because people invested into a sales environment that didn’t materialize in 2023.

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Influencer marketing: The bridge between B2B brands and genuine connections

Martech

If you’re wondering what 2023 holds — spoiler alert — expect more B2B names under the influencer spotlight. It’s the classic word-of-mouth charm but with an electric, digital spin. Negotiate contracts that align payment with deliverables, ensuring you’re getting value at every step. And, oh boy, did it pay off!

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This day in search marketing history: January 8

Search Engine Land

In 2023, there definitely has been a significant shift in the way SEOs think about user intent, or the search intent behind a query. Apparently In Limbo, As Contract Running Out. 2008: Matsushita Electric Industrial, the company behind Panasonic, said the TVs would enable users to browse and watch YouTube videos from their TVs.

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Top 10 problem solving group activities to work effectively as a team

PandaDoc

What you need: Blindfolds, an electric fan, and simple building materials such as card stock or cardboard paper, toothpicks, rubber bands, straws, masking tape, sticky notes, etc. Example: Your company is trying to beat a competitor to secure a contract renewal with a high-paying client, but the client is leaning towards your competitors.