Is your business experiencing flat or declining revenue? Is your B2B company struggling with a misalignment between sales and marketing? Between the C-suite and client-facing departments? Maybe you’re planning to sell the company but you’re not sure how to maximize its value. If your answer is “yes” to any or all of these, then you’re in the right place – these are common reasons people call Atomic Revenue.

As a business owner or c-suite executive, you know quarterly business reviews (QBRs) can focus on many different topics (product development, supply chain, recruiting, marketing, financials, workforce development, community, charitable relations, etc.). As a result, it may be challenging to know what you should focus on in a QBR and how to use the information gathered to make a real difference in revenue. 

Marketing and sales leaders, customer service and finance leadership teams – even company executives – are struggling daily with how best to AMP-up their revenue production. Many companies make worthy attempts to address their lackluster revenue performance through one-off tactics that range from hiring, firing, and changing sales/marketing roles, to internal digital solutions and customer marketing – to no avail. Sound familiar?