“Nothing happens until you sell somebody something.” When salespeople gathered in offices, this Zig Ziglar quote adorned the walls. A nearly identical aphorism is attributed to a salesman from Minnesota whose name is lost to history, but not his product, which according to the record, was manure. A product that does not sell itself, I’m […]
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Turn Risk into Revenue Power
Read MoreInherent business risk can be your downfall or your fuel. We help you stop the domino effect and build strength through uncertainty.
Inherent business risk can be your downfall or your fuel. We help you stop the domino effect and build strength through uncertainty.
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Sales is a Profession of Words. Choose Them Wisely
- Created: Thursday, 18 February 2021 6:52 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Please Hold. Your Call Is Very Unimportant to Us
- Created: Wednesday, 13 January 2021 7:27 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Lying isn’t cheap. Ask former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell. Dominion Voting Machines filed a lawsuit against her for $1.3 billion – with a “b” – for defamation. “Acting in concert with allies and media outlets that were determined to promote a false preconceived narrative about the 2020 election, Powell launched a viral disinformation campaign about […]
Would an Idiot Do That? A Practical Guide for Ethical Marketing Decisions
- Created: Tuesday, 01 September 2020 5:47 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
In the fall of 2016, my son headed off for his first year in college. Compared to today, it was a halcyon time to leave the nest. I envisioned him frequenting bacchanalian block parties before Summer faded into Fall and his classes reduced the time available for such pursuits. Along the way, I reasoned, he’d […]
Let’s Restore Sanity to Stretch Goals
- Created: Thursday, 27 August 2020 4:46 pm
- Written by Andrew Rudin
Stretch goals are “deliberately challenging or ambitious aims or objectives.” Known colloquially as BHAG’s – Big Hairy Audacious Goals – they are ubiquitous in revenue planning and deeply entrenched in sales culture. Fittingly, stretch goals themselves carry a bold sales pitch: Outsize performance reaps outsize reward. To attract investors, CEO’s have conjured semantic theatre around […]