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Lead Gen Tip for Q2: Face Time

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The next step in the sales process may be to present a quote or meet other decision makers, but by insisting on a face-to-face meeting, I was able to put my best foot forward and start building rapport at a level beyond what a second phone call could provide. What should be the goal for meeting number two ?

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Sales 2.0 Conference: Interview with Kevin Hooper of HP

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Commercial Business Segment in 2007. Kevin: We've used a combination of training and operational process and more importantly linked the two. A C/VP level appointment kick starts the process. Kevin Hooper of Hewlett Packard will be speaking next week at the Sales 2.0 Conference in Chicago. Let me explain. Mike: Agreed.

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Sales 2.0 Conference - Interview with Kevin Hooper of HP

Smashmouth Marketing

Commercial Business Segment in 2007. Kevin: We've used a combination of training and operational process and more importantly linked the two. A C/VP level appointment kick starts the process. Kevin Hooper of Hewlett Packard will be speaking next week at the Sales 2.0 Conference in Chicago. Let me explain. Mike: Agreed.

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SiriusDecisions' Joe Galvin on Sales & Marketing Trends In A 2.0 World

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Years ago, it was thought that the only way to start the sales process was to shake hands and get face-to-face. Do you think this is due to a shift in the buying process or the way people do business? They control their buying process and the flow of information. This reality is challenging traditional sales cycle thinking.

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SiriusDecisions' Joe Galvin on Sales & Marketing Trends In A 2.0 World

Smashmouth Marketing

Years ago, it was thought that the only way to start the sales process was to shake hands and get face-to-face. Do you think this is due to a shift in the buying process or the way people do business? They control their buying process and the flow of information. This reality is challenging traditional sales cycle thinking.

Trends 100