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Fundamentals of Sign Sales Part I

Adaptive Business Services

My background happens to be in the electric sign industry and I will be introducing a series of posts on this site that relate directly to that market. This idea also opens up opportunities with people who are not looking for signs (new construction etc.). Construction, materials, and painting or powder coating. Same answer.

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Email Open Rates By Industry: See How You Stack Up

Hubspot

Of those meetings, you typically close three deals. If you booked 15 meetings instead, you could close four or five additional deals. Arts & Entertainment, Construction, Human Resources, Legal & Government, and Real Estate have the highest open rates. Construction: 45%. Event Services: 35%. Biotech: 37%.

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Telecoms Aren’t Attracting Enough Workers — Here’s How You Can Excite Them

Salesforce

There was a time when top prospects flocked to work with communications service providers. When plain, old telephone service transitioned to data transport, sophisticated switching and routing, and networking equipment, it drew data scientists and electrical engineers to network engineering and operations roles. Check it out.

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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. Teams have 30 minutes to construct a small tent structure that can withstand the wind from the highest setting on the fan. Time: 30 minutes.

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Episode 29: How Custom Solutions Leads to Long Term Customers for Marlin Technologies

Spiro Technologies

So, that means construction vehicles, agricultural machinery, and large turf care things—not like the lawnmower that any of us might have in our garage, but something that cuts a fairway, cuts a city park, or things like that. Lloyd Brown: We do quite a bit in the construction industry. Adam Honig: Wow! That’s amazing!

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Make it. Move it. Sell it. — Episode #9

Spiro Technologies

Is it electric? A lot of people think of cranes as big tower cranes that they’ll see on construction sites. Ours, when you see it on a construction site, is barely visible. They rotate 360 degrees and a lot of times they’ll service those large tower cranes. We’ll solve the problem. Is it pneumatic?

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12 Warning Signs Your Website Redesign Could End In Catastrophe

Hubspot

Suddenly it begins to seem more and more like a home construction project: lots of advice from many sources; warnings about rip-offs, scams and slick tactics; choices for things that could go into, on and throughout your new website; decisions about who should do what, how long it should take, and how much it should cost.