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Doug Davidoff

Don't Be Afraid of Competitors Stealing Your Content

I’ve been producing and sharing content for more than 20 years. The single biggest fear I encounter from executives, marketers and salespeople when I talk with them about embracing content as a central tenet of their marketing efforts is the fear that others (specifically competitors) will “steal their stuff.” Whenever I hear these fears, I think of a story I was told many years ago by Dan Sullivan, CEO of The Strategic Coach. Dan has always been a proponent of packaging and sharing your ideas,...

How To Create Clear Lead Definitions That Create Alignment & Accelerate Growth

Companies that follow a documented sales and marketing service level agreement (SLA) are 38% more...

The Changing Role of Salespeople:  What You Should Do Now

I’ve written often about the changing nature of sales in the B2B world. As selling has gained more...

The 5 Ingredients of a Message that Works

The biggest challenge facing most sales efforts today is simply being heard. It is for this reason...

6 Reasons Your Business Must Be Actively Blogging

I was with a client who was sharing their new plan to aggressively implement an inbound marketing...

The 5 Questions Every Sales Manager Should Ask Their Salespeople

One of the primary jobs of anyone serving the role of a sales manager is to coach their salespeople...

3 Rules to Utilize Inbound Marketing to Enhance Trust

I’m often asked if there’s one attribute that rises above all others when it comes to successfully...

Drive Superior Sales Performance By Answering These 5 Questions

A couple of weeks ago I received an inquiry from a sales team leader asking about our sales...

Book Review:  Sales Management.  Simplified.

In 1996 football coach Bill Parcells famously resigned as the coach of the New England Patriots...

The Four Mindsets Of Today’s Successful Sales Rep

Much has been written about the changing nature of buyers and the buying process. We’ve written...