THE FIVE MANAGABLE MARKETING TRUTHS: Our New Rules of Engagement

Many companies today are caught in the devastating intersection of a changing economy and commodity based products and services.  Traditional sales & marketing strategies and tactics may fall painfully short of the economic challenges ahead.  Max points to The Five Manageable Marketing Truths:

1. Individuals and companies are aggressively co-managing short-term and long-term plans.  
As a result, buyers and sellers must transition from transactional (event driven) selling, to consultative (relationship driven) selling styles.
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3. To support this consultative selling style, commitments of greater magnitude must be exchanged between you and your client/vendor. The two partners will then function in a synergistic complementary relationship.
4. Partners will continually have to leverage greater expertise into their first tier accounts to gain ‘proprietary value or the perception of proprietary value’ in the eyes of their client. This expertise may well come from strategic alliances.
5. Smart evolving companies will only own assets in their core competencies, and all non-essential functions will be outsourced. This shift creates an opportunity to become more invasive to your client, which will in turn cause them to become more dependent upon you.
Max provides case study examples that illustrate how implementing these "truths" can help companies create a more stable corporate marketing future regardless of outside economic disturbances.
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