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Are You Commoditizing Your Customers?

Partners in Excellence

Everyone understands the challenges of selling commoditized products. In the customers’ and markets’ eyes, there is no difference between these products, regardless the supplier. To win with commoditized products, we have to find some way to differentiate ourselves. Commoditization sucks.

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The Medium Is Your Message

Iannarino

Your medium is a large part of your message, so choose a medium that conveys the right message. The picture Mike sent me was a desk covered with handwritten envelopes and thank-you cards, ready to send out to his clients and prospects. They have also convinced us that we should choose a communication medium based on efficiency.

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Legacy Approach vs Modern Sales Conversation Structures

Iannarino

The Gist: The legacy approaches to the sales conversation have created a form of commoditization. Starting with your company is designed to do two things: prove that your client can trust the company, and provide you (the salesperson) with some level of credibility. ” You need to make sales. Rapport-Building.

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14,106 martech tools reveal 3 trends you should master

Martech

With that sheer growth rate, it is fair to ask yourself and your team: “Do we control our martech, or does our martech control us?” If you understand three pivotal trends, you’ll master your martech and make informed decisions: Martech growth outpaces martech consolidation. Grow your martech maturity instead.

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Consistently High Performing Organizations

Partners in Excellence

Many of the consistently highest performing companies sell products or services that are highly commoditized. We’ve seen skyrocketing tech stacks, with continued bragging “mine is bigger than yours!” In selling, is high performance “hitting our numbers?” ” Is it max’ing our comp plans?

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How to Make Your First Impression Impressive

Iannarino

The Gist: You never get a second chance to make a first impression. The key to a good first impression is the ability to create value for your client. You’ve been pursuing your dream client for months and have finally convinced them to meet with you. But the longer you spend on rapport, the less effective it gets.

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Compare 10 top marketing automation platforms

Martech

The more basic functions of marketing automation have become somewhat commoditized, so platform vendors mostly look to differentiate their platforms based on the ability to scale, as well as usability, ease of implementation and customer experience. Visit Digital Marketing Depot to download your copy.

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