Technology isn’t about electronics.
Technology is about how we work. Moving forward is usually a random
walk.
The first few versions of an improvement are often hilarious...after we’ve recovered.
The first few versions of an improvement are often hilarious...after we’ve recovered.
Databases are capturing and holding a
lot of information about our customers. That is supposed to give a
great benefit for selling.
To err is human. To really mess up
requires a computer.
So what’s the best way to use all
this data about our customers and prospects?
I find the key to the sale is to be
present when the customer figures out something new. People like to
learn something new and if I’m associated with it, I’m welcome in
the future, sometimes even desired.
The purpose of data is not to tell
someone what they already know, or even to make a recommendation of
how they should act. The purpose of learning about your customers is
to put yourself in the position where they learn something new in
your presence.
Definition: A Rainmaker creates a
significant amount of new business for a company. The Sales Lab
Rainmaker Series is one rainmaker technique for technologists during
the first 300 seconds (five minutes) of the monthly Capital
Technology Management Hub Meeting.
Here's the growing collection:
#12 - Makers
- The Future is NOW (3-11-12)
#11 - What
Have I Done For You Lately? (2-8-12)
#10 - Tune
Your Work for the Internet (1-2-12)
# 9 - Convey
your Business Personality - Easy, Simple, and Free (12-24-11)
# 8 - Google
+ Your Personal Website (9-15-11)
# 7 - Mark
Your Territory (8-22-11)
# 6 - Networking
- Are You Being Served? (5-25-11)
# 5 - Start
With an Offer (4-27-11)
# 4 - Time,
Talent, and Treasure - The Winner's Lemonade (4-10-11)
# 3 - Process
to Purchase - How to Sell Your Skills (3-1-11)
# 2 - The
Name Tag (1-5-11)
# 1 - Gifts (11-5-10)
The Beginning - Rainmakers (11-3-10)
April
10 is the next Capital
Technology Management Hub featuring Rainmaker 13 - Are You
Making The Most of Your Opportunity? The featured speaker is Tom Cooper of Bright Hill Group, presenting How
to Deliver On a Project - When Your Team Doesn't Report To You.
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