On Marketing in a Down Economy (Dallas, TX)

By Phillip Crum | Jul 24, 2008

Conventional wisdom dictates that marketing and a good sales effort are the last things to cut during a downturn in the economy. Conventional application suggests a lot of businesses didn’t get that memo.
Economic downturns are accompanied and fueled by fear. Fear puts on the brakes. Marketing is viewed as expendable and is often the [...]

What Prospect Traits to Use to Select New Accounts? (Dallas)

By Phillip Crum | Jun 27, 2008

Just answered a question on LinkedIn about what characteristics a sales rep should look for in selecting potential new accounts. Aside from the usual profile traits: gender, location, age, income, industry codes and such this is what I offered up:
1. Are they “nice” people? ( I send the mean ones to my competitors.)
2. Is there [...]

When To Charge More For Value (Dallas, TX)

By Phillip Crum | Jun 6, 2008

The inherent value of something is assigned by each of us and is based on how badly we want or need it. For example, if I told you I’d give you $25 dollars if you’ll make a pot of coffee then the value of that pot of java is…$25 dollars. Up the offer to a [...]

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