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A LinkedIn Rant

Partners in Excellence

It’s been a while since I’ve ranted, but I’ve hit a tipping point. It’s about LinkedIn–actually, about how people use LinkedIn. I can’t imagine any business professional not leveraging LinkedIn as much as possible. I welcome building my network in LinkedIn.

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How Important Are Personal Rights in the Sales Profession?

Membrain

I recently read a rant on LinkedIn about rights versus responsibility. The author was complaining that we’ve gone too far in the workplace toward emphasizing personal rights, and forgotten that people have responsibilities as well.

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The Best Sales and Sales Leadership Content of 2023

Understanding the Sales Force

This year’s list has thirteen entries, including articles, videos, and LinkedIn posts. With the exception of my Personal Favorite, the results below are based on web analytics of nearly 2 million visits to my Blog, Understanding the Sales Force and my LinkedIn posts. That’s a s**t ton of competition!

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Yearning To Be Unemployed!!!

Partners in Excellence

Dave Kurlan went on a fascinating rant on LinkedIn today. But his rant provoked me into making a confession. You should watch it. For years, I’ve had a desire to be unemployed—that is to work myself out of my current job. Let me be clear, I love working, I can’t ever imagine not working.

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Dave Kurlan's 10 Rules for Effective Sales Emails That Connect With New Prospects

Understanding the Sales Force

I had already decided to save some of these worthless emails for an upcoming article when Keenan posted this rant on LinkedIn. After you read his rant and related comments, please return to my article for a short tutorial on what's wrong with these emails and how to make them stickier.

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3 tips to research (NOT market to) your end users

Heinz Marketing

People go on there to rant about problems they have, and the number of niche subreddits is staggering. In there, you might search for “rant” to find threads of people expressing real problems they are facing today. Knowledge is power, or so the saying goes. I am just full of those old sayings today. So how do you find folks?

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5 things I hate about email – and how to fix them

Martech

And that kicked off this rant. So read my rant in this post instead: Business stress is no excuse to spam. The other morning, I woke up in a foul mood. I had the perfect storm of not enough coffee coinciding with weather that wasn’t warming up fast enough and a vacation that felt a long way away. You were sitting at a computer.