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Leads are Hard 

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Readers circled the advertisers they were interested in and mailed back (or faxed back) the card to the publisher which then provided their advertisers with the appropriate leads. Not surprisingly, the “leads” advertisers would get from the magazines were a mixed bag. I recently wrote a blog called How Much Does a Lead Cost.

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Q4 Does Not Mean Wait Until 2018

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I am already getting questions from prospects about whether they should start a sales lead generation project now or wait until after the holidays. 40 to 50 pipeline accounts (from which 20% to 30% will become fully qualified sales opportunities this quarter or next). 250 to 300 qualified with no immediate interest.

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How to Blow $100,000 on a Lead Generation Campaign

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The CMO of a Fortune 500 company offered the CRO the following options regarding spending $100,000 on a marketing campaign. 81 highly qualified sales opportunities with the right contact who has a need backed by some form of compelling event. Marketing was convinced that sales never effectively followed-up on any leads.

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How Many “Leads” Does $100,000 Buy?

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A senior marketing executive once got so frustrated with his sales counterpart that he offered the following choices for spending $100,000 on a lead generation campaign: Option. Vertical Qualified. Content Aggregator “Leads”. Sales Qualified Leads. Email Addresses. Contacts (Name, Title).

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How Much Do Your Leads Cost?

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Understand the price you are paying for your leads and then optimize. Document the cost per lead is the fourth of 7 Truths about Sales and Marketing that CEOs need to know. This post is part of a series about the CEO’s role in eliminating wasted marketing spend and increasing sales results. Have all contacts been engaged?

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Put A Judicial Branch In Place to Eliminate Wasted Leads

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Keep leads from being ignored is the fifth of 7 Truths about Sales and Marketing that CEOs need to know. This post is part of a series about the CEO’s role in eliminating wasted marketing spend and increasing sales results. How much did you spend for the leads? This is a problem marketing and sales cannot solve alone.

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An Allbound Marketing Approach Closes Your Revenue Gaps

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How to drive revenue from all sources is the second of 7 Truths about Sales and Marketing that CEOs need to know. This post is part of a series about the CEO’s role in eliminating wasted marketing spend and increasing sales results. I developed this simple formula to illustrate the risks of overdependence on inbound marketing.

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