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Why Buyers Buy

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There are no basic needs or psychological needs (needs on Maslow’s hierarchy) to be satisfied by buying an opportunity to improve. Reasons why people buy for their company that are driven by company goals: Save money. Ultimate benefits resonate with your prospects’ or customers’ professional desires. Save lives. Recognition.

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How Many “Leads” Does $100,000 Buy?

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To the sales VP, a contact (you can buy 200,000 or more of them for $100,000) was undifferentiated from a sales qualified lead. First, it’s never wise to buy 200,000 contacts all at once. 4 For a multi-year SaaS offer companies are willing to have a CAC (customer acquisition cost) of as low as 1:1 in year one. ROI Multiplier 4.

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What is Value Selling and How to Generate Leads in Companies that Buy Value

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(See this blog for a build vs. buy analysis that takes that argument off the table.). A so-called lead with a company that will never buy is going to end up being a waste of a field sales rep’s time. What we are trying to establish is the difference between what the customer used to do and how he does it now.

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PowerViews with Jim Dickie: Customer-centric is Key

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Jim is Managing Partner at CSO Insights, a research firm that specializes in benchmarking how companies are leveraging people, process, and technology to optimize the way they market to, sell to, and service customers. Analysis of Buying Cycles and Stakeholders. Companies need to be more customer- and solution-centric.

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PowerViews with Ginger Conlon: Trustability & Your Customer's Voice

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She is responsible for the direction and day-to-day editorial operations of award-winning publications including the executive journal, Customer Strategist; online business publication, 1to1 Magazine; its e-newsletter, Weekly Digest; and Think Customers: The 1to1 Blog. Social Megaphones, Trustability and Great Customer Experiences.

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PowerViews with Michael Brenner: The Battle for Customer Attention

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At SAP, Michael’s challenge is to transform social business and content marketing to reduce cost-per-acquisition of new customers. The Battle for Customer Attention. Click to start video at this point — Michael sees one of the biggest challenges companies are currently facing is the “battle for customer attention.”

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The Top Ten Actions to take from the book: "Social Marketing to the Business Customer"

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I recently read Paul Gillin and Eric Schwartzman’s book: “Social Marketing to the Business Customer” I liked the book (so much so that I wrote an Amazon recommendation) for a number of reasons. LinkedIn is a great platform to use to develop customer advisory councils. First, I like the format.