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6 Sales Management Training Programs to Upskill Your Team

Salesforce

Not only do you need to know the rules of the sport, but you also need to learn how to motivate your players. Some training programs cover essential management skills like coaching, sales performance management , motivation, conflict resolution, and strategic planning. The ones who win get inside their players and motivate them.”

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Unlocking customer loyalty: 5 core motivations powering personalized marketing

Martech

At its core, personalization taps into five fundamental human motivations that help brands acquire and retain customers. The company was started by two former University of Pennsylvania roommates, Andrew Kortina and Iqram Magdon-Ismail. Unfortunately, Iqram forgot his wallet in Pennsylvania.

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Business Apologies: What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Do

ConversionXL

Pete Fader, Professor of Marketing at the University of Pennsylvania, shares why in his book Customer Centricity : Not all customers deserve your company’s best efforts. Those apologies often have their origins in lesser mistakes. What should you apologize for? You’ve heard that “the customer is always right.” Not everyone agrees.

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The Power of Defaults in Conversion Optimization

ConversionXL

In Pennsylvania, the more expensive option was the default, so a small majority elected to take the cheaper option. There are many options for settings, yet most come with a default setup to ease you into the best user experience with the broadest appeal. The other option is less expensive and has no rights to sue.

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Is Emotion Necessary To Make More Sales?

ConversionXL

A study by two University of Pennsylvania professors found that the most shared content on the New York Times website also had strong emotional undertones – in particular Anxiety, Awe, and Anger. As it turns out, yes. I think it boils down to two reasons: . Reddit’s Demographic is very different from NYTimes.com.