Social media is a great tool for salespeople looking to build their personal brand. By showing up authentically, you can attract leads.
Matthew Parker
Having a personal brand is essential to selling, but likability alone won’t close a deal. Today’s buyers want an expert they can trust.
For smaller firms, the personal brand of the sales rep is what often drives business. Here’s how to make it a competitive advantage.
For salespeople, building strong habits is essential to break out of comfort zones and drive results. Here’s how to get started.
In sales, turning key activities into automatic habits — or rituals — can help drive consistent results. Here’s how.
Consistent, incremental improvements in your sales practices can lead to big wins. Matthew Parker explains it here.
Loyal customers may love what you do, but their loyalty can vanish with one misstep. Sticky customers are harder to lose. Here’s why.
Sticky customers are essential for long-term business success. Here are four ways to make it harder for clients to move on.
Are your top customers loyal? This exercise assesses their commitment and offers insight into maintaining sticky business.
Customer loss is inevitable, but the key to long-term success is making your clients “sticky.” Here’s why it’s so important.
For some PSPs, artisan print is a worthwhile sector. But if you’re unsure of where to find customers, here are five potential markets.
Artisan print has many advantages; however, selling and creating it requires the right mindset. Here are five things to consider.
Artisan print offers a unique opportunity to tap into a high-margin, creative market. Here are seven reasons it may be a good fit.
Many printing companies are struggling to find profitable work. For some, artisan print may be the perfect answer. Here’s why.
Oftentimes, it’s the simple things in sales that achieve the best results. Here are five to-dos that you can do right now.