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Are Networking Events Worth It for Your Business?

Endless Events

The Pros and Cons of Networking Events. If utilized strategically, it could be a goldmine for prospective leads and increased brand loyalty. Save the meaningful conversations for prospective attendees. Also, there may be a few faces you recognize from social media. Strengthen Relationships Through Face-to-Face Meetings.

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Cold Prospecting Via LinkedIn Outreach

Gavel International

Parts One and Two of this three-part series discussed due diligence for successful cold email prospecting and social selling. Launching in May 2003, nine months before Facebook, LinkedIn is the oldest social network. Perform due diligence to know the who and why of your ideal prospect. If possible, do this daily.

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9 Ways to Grow Your Email Database

Motivation Excellence

And a user-friendly, feature-rich database lets you provide valuable information to customers, prospects and others with ease. Promote these exclusive offers on all the social media platforms you use. Always include an email list opt-in when you join a new social network. Offer discounts for new email subscriptions.

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Event Planning Template: Your Timeline, Budget, and Checklist

Eventtia

sharing the event on their social networks) Finalize paperwork. Identify required documents, both those required by the event team (internal) and external stakeholders like sponsors, talents, and vendors. Negotiate and lock in vendors. Take this time to build relationships with prospective vendors.

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Navigating Sales Pipelines: Preventing Lead Abandonment and Speeding Up Sales Cycles – Part 2 of 3

Gavel International

Reading Time: 4 minutes Few occurrences are more frustrating for a salesperson than setting up an appointment, only to have the prospect pull a no-call/no-show. Eight out of 10 prospects want to talk to salespeople via email. (2). Failing to establish whether the salesperson or the prospect will make contact.