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The Customer Factory Method
The most frequently asked question: how exactly do you guys do it? In this video, we answer.
Customer case: PartTracker
The specialist in searching for and finding mission-critical electrical engineering components must be especially easy to find for his customers, some of whom call on his specialty on a regular basis, some of whom call on him occasionally.
The 20 best ChatGPT prompts for marketing in 2024
Discover 20 powerful ChatGPT prompts for content, email, SEO and social media marketing. In the dynamic world of digital marketing, ChatGPT is the key to innovative strategies. Let artificial intelligence help you capture attention, increase engagement and drive conversions through ChatGPT prompts.
Trend research
Where supply and demand meet in the 21st century
Those who know our history also know that the Netherlands has been a trading nation since the early Middle Ages. It started with wood from Scandinavia, and the ships we built with that wood traveled all over the world to bring supply and demand together. Whether we can be very proud of “the VOC mentality” depends on the times in which we live, but I note that it has not hurt us.
The trends of 2021
In March, the corona crisis caused plans for 2020 to be binned. In recent months, we have also seen that this crisis has accelerated and slowed a number of trends. Therefore, during the webinar planning for 2021, we engaged with fellow entrepreneurs about what trends they see. What trends these are we are happy to share.
3 key questions to ask prospects.
Entrepreneurs, salespeople (and marketers) are too often telling stories, when in fact their core job is to ask questions. This creates long acquisition processes and the company invests a lot of time and money in pointless bids. Ask these three questions of a prospect and determine in one conversation whether you will ever get to business.
The SME entrepreneur on the hunt for new customers
At the lower end of the SME (up to +- 50 FTEs), we often talk to entrepreneurs who have sweated and toiled to get the business they run to where it is today. Often they have the same need: new customers. There is always a need for new customers. The only question is how do they come to me?
Sales and Marketing work together within Account Based Marketing
Anyone who looks at the fields of Marketing and Sales over the years will see that there is a traditional battle between the two fields. Smaller companies tend to be sales driven and within larger companies there is almost always a healthy tension between “them of sales” and “them of marketing.”