Increasing the flow of profitable business seems an elusive goal for many companies. Although management techniques such as Lean and Six Sigma have helped to dramatically improve business results in production manufacturing, many companies have been frustrated when trying them in the world of branding campaigns, lead generation, sales training, and sales contests.
Most sales and marketing organizations will acknowledge by now that when mapping their sales process, it is important to spend a little time thinking about the value each phase represents to the customer. This enables them to develop a better approach than the internally focused mess that happens when they don’t make themselves answer that […]
Most sales and marketing organizations will acknowledge by now that when mapping their sales process, it is important to spend a little time thinking about the value each phase represents to the customer. This enables them to develop a better approach than the internally focused mess that happens when they don’t make themselves answer that […]
The common denominator to improving sales and marketing results in most companies is ignorance of the voice of the customer.
Virtual Book Tour Announced for "Sales and Marketing the Six Sigma Way"
Virtual Book Tour Announced for "Sales and Marketing the Six Sigma Way"
Michael is asked to participate in a panel discussion for PDMA on whether the voice of the customer stifles creativity.
Michael answers a reader’s question, "With your experience in sales management, who do you consider to be the best sales training company?"
Michael answers a reader’s question "Why is it that quantifying the benefits of six sigma projects in sales and marketing often seems ambiguous?"
Michael Webb recommends books for use in marketing courses at a university.