Remove behavior sales

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How AI is automating writing and marketing messages

Paul Gillin

As AI gets better at understanding human behavior, we can expect even more personalized products and services. By using data from past customer behavior, you can develop models that better predict which segments your customers belong to. A recent study has shown that AI can be used to personalize experiences for users.

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I’ve Been Writing A Lot Lately, Just Not Here

Paul Gillin

Rewarding Bad Behavior ( Godfrey Blog). Marketing and sales organizations at most B2B companies have a relationship that can be politely described as strained. Sales complains that marketing gives them lousy leads while marketers charge that sales wouldn’t know a good lead is it bit them on the nose.

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Here’s What 25 B2B Marketers Think Are the Key Trends in 2016

Paul Gillin

“With marketing now responsible for helping to nurture and advance the buyer through 70% of the purchase cycle, there are monumental inefficiencies if the sales team is knocking on cold doors rather than closing sales-qualified, warm leads.” – Debra Andrews (l.). “If

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How to Get Salespeople Aboard the Social Media Train

Paul Gillin

Outside of prospecting with LinkedIn, few sales pros are willing to make the investment of time to learn and use tools that promise a payoff months or years down the road. Information is competitive advantage in sales. Sales pros are driven by quotas, which are measured in monthly increments. They’re short-term thinkers.

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Industrial Age Thinking Thwarts Potential of Internal Social Nets

Paul Gillin

For example, a sales rep trying to close a deal with a German company can discover an accounting employee who speaks fluent German and leverage that person’s skill to help get the business. Incentives to share resources are few; in fact, such behavior is more likely to be penalized than celebrated.

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Tribes Rule the Hyper-Social Organization

Paul Gillin

The assumption in The Hyper Social Organization is that human beings are basically social animals and that our behavior is fundamentally tribal. Most make little margin on new vehicle sales anymore and must take most of their profit from service. Similarly, sales must evolve into more of a consultation and systems integration role.

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Social CRM: Curb Your Enthusiasm

Paul Gillin

Strategy changes, turnover, layoffs and the like make the first step difficult enough, and we all know how analytically challenged sales managers can be. Google CEO Eric Schmidt has said that this “creepiness factor&# is an important reason why Google doesn’t do more with the behavioral data it collects.

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