A Strategy to Generate B2B Sales

Find those who are standing in fertile soil and plant your seeds. Create an environment for them to germinate, and then give the seedlings nourishment so they can grow.

A drip campaign is a type of automated marketing. The ultimate form of automated follow-up marketing is done with Nurture. The key to generating B2B sales in an efficient and effective manner is finding a need and filling it. This can done by connecting with executives [much like I am doing now]. By helping others achieve their goals, you will create a community that will help you with your B2B sales efforts. Review your target businesses [the ones you want as clients] and identify people and companies that operate in and around them. Once you have done this, look for patterns [isolable groups]. After which it can be as simple as reaching out to those people via email and phone, or better yet meeting them for a luncheon when possible. Don't try to sell them your products and services; all you need to do is enter into a mutually beneficial exchange of: vision, goals, and talents. At the end of the meeting, ask if you can remain in contact with them. This is where you plug-in your automated educational drip campaign(s). You can craft a series of letters and mail them every few weeks. Your goal is remain on their mind [you can do this by educating them]. I hope this helps.

Will Franco aka Flywheel

Will Franco aka Flywheel

Will Franco is the Founder and CEO of jiveSYSTEMS, a video email and web video marketing system. He is also an internet marketing consultant and marketing automation coach.

His personal mantra is, "Think-Automate: Do it, Automate it, Delegate it, or Ditch it"

He regularly writes posts in the jiveSYSTEMS Blog on a variety of business topics. In addition, he has two personal blogs, one that he calls his business notebook, and one that he calls his personal journal, where he writes about his adventures into the quantum realm and the meaning of life.

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