[VIDEO] Does Your Conference Networking Elevator Pitch Pass “The Mom Test”?
When you're at a conference, how can you make the most of your networking?
In order to make valuable connections, it is crucial to make sure that the conversations your prospects have with you are memorable.
To do this, be sure to come to the conference with a strong elevator pitch in mind.
Read8 Easy Conference Tips to Hone Your Productivity and Increase Value
As an ad sales executive, conferences are a “no-brainer” way to meet prospects.
Whether you are attending a training event, participating as a vendor, sponsor or even if your company is hosting the event, there are always great opportunities to meet new advertisers or enhance an existing relationship.
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3 Actionable Steps to Close More Deals
You meet with your prospect, run several meetings, they tell you how much they love your proposal. But then you wait... And wait... And wait...
Unfortunately, we've all been there.
5 Ways to Validate Your Price Point!
The Challenge:
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One of the most common hurdles you will face is defending the price point of your advertising package.
ReadTips for Getting Your Email Opened
In today’s cluttered digital world, getting your email read—let alone opened—is no easy task. On average, email users receive 88 emails daily. What can you do to make sure your email stands out? It all starts with the who, what, and when.
Read8 Tips to Get Your Sales Email Read
It's a simple, yet true notion... You’ll never make the sale if no one reads your email.
For ad sales reps, an email is often the first touchpoint when reaching prospects. Like most of us, however, prospect email inboxes can be chaotic and overflowing. In fact, most prospects receive more than 200 emails a day.
So then, the question becomes, how do you stand out amongst the others in such a hectic environment?
There are a combination of email characteristics that will lead to your emails being opened, and more importantly, to your emails being read.
Below are 8 tips to create an effective sales email - one that your prospects actually want to read:
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