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Marketing & Sales Are Not Working Together Toward One Goal.
Here's Why, And What To Do To Fix It.
The landscape of business has changed over the last 5 to 20 years. Just being aggressive doesn't cut it any more. Sales skills alone aren't enough. You have to distinguish your business from the pack. But how?
Even Though You're Good At What You Do
Even though most companies are good at what they do, their marketing messages don't reflect their unique strengths and advantages. There are two sides to every business: * Inside Reality, and * Outside Perception Your inside reality is a sum of everything that makes your company valuable to the marketplace - your systems, your people, and your commitment to excellence and quality. Your outside perception is based on your prospects' perception of what you do, how good you are, and why you're valuable.
You're Not A Communications Expert...
The outside perception built by most companies' marketing is not an accurate reflection of their inside reality. Instead, most marketing messages are full of platitudes - words and phrases that are drearily commonplace and predictable that lack power to evoke interest through over use or repetition... but are still stated as if they were original or significant. Words like high quality, great service, lowest prices, and 'been in business since 1431 BC.'
And Therefore, In The Eye's Of Your Prospects,
You Appear To Be The Same As All Your Competitors.
Even though you've built a company that solves your customers' problems and is based on quality... your prospects can't tell that from your marketing. When they look at your marketing, they see the same old platitudes; the outside perception is that all competitors appear to be the same. Your wonderful inside reality is hidden underneath a heap of platitudes, which forces your prospects to consider price as the only relevant buying factor.
Monopolize Your Marketplace Fixes That.
You will learn how to reposition your marketing so that your inside reality matches your outside perception. You will learn how to articulate your unique strengths and advantages in a powerful, instantly obvious way that leads prospects to say, "I would have to be an absolute fool to do business with anyone else but you, regardless of price."