Something new. Periodically, I will highlight a compilation of linked articles I have written to help people. The purpose is to reflect on what can truly provide new thinking for use in today’s complex business world. My hope is such reflection will help people to gain their own foresight into future possibilities. Let’s get started: …
Sherlock Holmes is the most famous fictional detective of all time. Introduced to the world in 1897 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Well noted for his logical reasoning, canny ability to get people to confess, and use forensic science to solve the most heinous crimes. Given the complex nature of B2B Marketing and Sales today, …
3 Steps For Finding Profound Buyer Insights Like Sherlock Holmes Read More »
B2B business strategies were much simpler back in the day. In the pre-Internet and pre-digital age, the target of one customer or buyer was an accepted viewpoint. We are no longer back in those days. We are in the new digital age. This new age consists of more complexity, collaboration, co-creation, and new emerging buying …
Map Content to the 5 Phases of the B2B Buyer Persona Buying Cycle Read More »
One thing we can count on is by the time you have finished reading this buying behavior may have been altered one again. Changes in buyer behaviors continue unabated. This is making it difficult for marketing and sales leaders to plan the right mix of strategies and tactics resulting in a winning formula. 5 Buyer Behaviors …
“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.” ― Ernest Hemmingway The concept of buyer personas, as a means for understanding buyers, has been around now for over a decade. It is an understatement to say many things have changed in the world …
The quest to uncover how and why people and businesses engage in the act of buying is becoming an endurance race. Spurred on by increasing social technologies advances. The result is many organizations, whether academia or business, have focused on the science of buying. What we may be losing is critical understanding of the art …
