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How to Do a Competitive Analysis: A Step-by-Step Guide

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How does the user experience on my website stack up to the competition? How does your site's user experience stack up to the competition? Competitor X is doing Y. We should do that, too,” or “X is the market leader, and they have Y, so we need Y.” Run a functional investigation. By Karl Gilis.

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Adopting artificial intelligence in your sales process

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Do you feel like your selling job is becoming harder and harder over time? As the same State of Sales 5th edition claims, salespeople, on average, sell only 28% of their working hours. So hurry up and learn how to stop wasting your time on inefficient routines and redirect your efforts to selling!

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Key Insights from Every Speaker of Elite Camp 2017

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Websites selling different things are different and even if they sell the same products, their target audience might be different. Bigger changes are more likely to change user behavior. Organize growth into a cross-functional team. Guerrilla user testing – in the wild user testing.

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How To Sell Conversion Rate Optimization To Your Boss

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Realizing this was a much bigger problem we’ve yet to address, Peep took to Twitter and asked: Looking for an in-house optimizer in a big company for a blog post on selling CRO internally. It’s also important to note that their focus didn’t just seem to be “conversions” but more on an overall user experience.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Bernadette Nixon, Jay Snyder, Nick Mehta, Loren Padelford, and Jason Lemkin

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We’ve got a lot of training to do with our sales teams to get them to start to speak in these types of terms versus feature function. That doesn’t mean to say, you’re going to do away with the functions. Jay Snyder: That’s an enablement exercise that is not to be minimized, right? I mean, what do they do?

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Lessons From Downturns & Turnarounds with Chris O’Neill (Video + Transcript)

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We shut down something called the Evernote market which was selling physical goods, sunset some nice products like Evernote food which had nice followings, but I felt were distracting from the larger priorities. If your kids or your dog walk into a Zoom meeting, embrace it. There’s millions of different ways to do it.