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Leveraging Your Organization’s Thought Leadership | Peter Winick and Bill Sherman

Peter Winick

An interview with Peter Winick and Bill Sherman about their Organizational Thought Leadership White Paper. We’ve synthesized these insights into a white paper. This is the companion, if you will, to that white paper that introduces the concepts. It’s celebration time!

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Connecting Thought Leadership to Sales and Lead Generation | Dani Buckley

Peter Winick

Transcript Bill Sherman Let’s talk about the intersection of sales and thought leadership in most B2B organizations. And so if you want revenue in terms of resources, if you want people to help you, etc., You know, can we make the sale, especially on a B2B side? you’ve got to know that it’s working.

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Customer Retention: CEOs Share Strategies

Chief Executive

Ten or 20 or 40 strategic accounts drive 80 percent of revenues for most organizations,” says Dave Irwin, president of Polaris I/O, a B2B customer-retention software platform. In the B2B world, suppliers often enjoy “champions” inside companies. Then respond to those signals. “If Work with champions. Assume evolving needs.

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Expanding Your Reach Through Thought Leadership | Malcolm Hawker

Peter Winick

Three Key Takeaways: Leaving the paywall behind can have long term benefits that offset the revenue made from being behind the paywall. But I said, you know, I think this is from this year and this is interesting and there are use cases in B2B world. As a thought leader for a vendor you need to have separation. Okay, fine.

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You Found Your Product-Market Fit. Now What?

Harvard Business Review

Across our portfolio and in my own entrepreneurial experience, I have seen three main sales models work successfully in scaling B2B sales: 1) Enterprise; 2) Telephone; 3) Developer-driven. To achieve friction-free revenue (and who doesn''t want friction-free revenue?), I''ll discuss each one below. 1) Enterprise Sales.