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To Get Great at Sales, Expect Nothing Back

Jacob Pegs had an interesting point in one of his recent posts. “Expect nothing back.” Leading with pure altruism is something that everyone can do. It demonstrates a willingness to share your expertise and a desire to simply help – without strings attached. In sales, this is often framed as “divesting oneself from the outcomes,” … Continued

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Supercharge Your Testimonials with Headshots

Want to make your awesome testimonials even awesome-er? (Yeah, I know… not a word.) Add headshots to the testimonials you post to your site to improve their performance. People love the social proof testimonials provide. And they also like to see real people attached to the glowing reviews they leave for your organization. So, whenever … Continued

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Don’t Hide Your Demo Behind a Paywall

Tip to SAAS marketing teams: If you offer to let people view a video demo’ing your service but require them to share their email address or sign up for something before doing so, you may be missing some opportunities. Look, if your service is valuable, you shouldn’t hide it behind what is effectively a paywall. … Continued

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The 1-3-1 Approach to Problem Solving

How do you encourage your team to bring solutions to the table rather than simply bringing problems? I was recently introduced to the 1-3-1 approach and it is a winner. Instead of having your team present problems, ask them to change their approach. If they are experiencing a challenge or problem, ask them to present … Continued

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Turn “Word of Mouth” into a Scalable Referral Machine

I saw a post today about how referrals don’t scale. Though I certainly agree that relying on “hope” for referrals is not particularly scalable, I do think that there’s a lot of referral opportunity left on the table when it comes to supercharging your referral mechanism. If you create a referral system that leverages proactive, … Continued

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How to Improve Your Site Speed

Looking for a quick marketing win this week? Improve your WordPress site’s performance. Site load time has become one of the key metrics search engines (*cough* Google) use to rank sites in the search results. You can check your performance metrics by opening Chrome, loading an incognito tab (Command+Shift+N on a Mac), browsing your site, … Continued

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What’s Your Zone of Genius? An evening with Gay Hendricks and Conscious Entrepreneurs

Big shout out to the team at Conscious Entrepreneur for the fantastic talk yesterday featuring Gay Hendricks. This was a very much last-minute opportunity for me and I’m happy Alejo Lopez posted about it so I could clear my schedule and join in the learning and love. I have read several of Gay’s books and … Continued

Get Better Engagement on LinkedIn

What are your top, LinkedIn tips? Clients ask about my activities on LinkedIn and what works best on the platform all the time and have done a LOT of learning about the channel over the last few years. Here are just a few LinkedIn tips I’ve picked up. Here are a few general tips: Get … Continued

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Planning and Focus in Marketing: Look where you want to go

Look at the tree, hit the tree. When I was first trying to get good at telemark skiing, a good buddy of mine, Luke Miller, was kind enough to show me the ropes. In addition to a LOT of great drills that helped keep my form in check, we worked on two vision exercises that … Continued

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Master of none: Picking your passion

In 1999, I decided it would be fun to race downhill mountain bikes. Simultaneously, I signed up for a 100-mile cross-country race. This seemed like a good idea at the time. Let me tell you… it wasn’t. See, downhill races are fast affairs that require focus and bursts of energy. They rarely last longer than … Continued

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