Are you on LinkedIn but unsure of what it can do for you and how to best utilize the space? You’re not alone. Many business owners, company executives, and sales professionals have a LinkedIn profile but rarely post, follow, engage, and use this social media platform to its fullest extent. LinkedIn is still the #1 social tool to professionally communicate and connect with B2B prospects and stay top-of-mind with current connections. It only takes minutes per day to optimize your presence and grow your brand – and it’s free! Here are some easy tips and proven methods for using LinkedIn to prospect and grow sales.
Since the summer of 2017, when Glenn joined Atomic Revenue, his contributions to client relations and revenue operations have been invaluable. Thirty years of business experience and senior-level marketing on the other side of the desk gave him the ability to see the customers' perspective and bring Atomic Revenue’s mission to them through his gift of communication.
Does your head spin trying to keep up with the latest ways to acquire customers and keep them? Are you under constant pressure to act smarter and faster than your competition to increase revenue? You’re not alone. Our marketplace culture is one that requires anybody in business to stay one step ahead of the others, with a long road to recovery if you fall behind. Want the good news?
Does implementing an effective marketing strategy feel like taming a tornado? Between the data, marketing channels, new tools, algorithm changes, and sales tactics - it can seem overwhelming to generating new sales and increase revenue with today's marketing when you try to take this in-house. That’s why hiring a reputable marketing agency that specializes in the marketing and sales process from top-of-funnel down, with end-to-end production™ and measurable revenue outcomes, is essential to business growth.
Undoubtedly, you’ve heard the term “competitive analysis” and may perform one at your company every so often. But did you know that the traditional competitive analysis (CA), which examines your competitors, their business strategies and how they relate to your business, is only a small part of your success? There are other b2b competitive analysis factors you must look at.
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Are you losing over half of your word-of-mouth advertising by not having a well-designed, responsive website? Maybe you’re stuck in a pre-2010 website world when shrunken versions of your favorite desktop sites loaded on your smartphone. Those were the good old days, but it’s time to get current and increase revenue with a simple website fix.
The Importance of a CRM – A Must-Have Tool to Launch Revenue
Business automation in the form of a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) program can seem overwhelming and time-consuming, but it is imperative to simplify lead generation and effect growth in your sales processes. Every business wants to increase revenue with low overhead and do so with very little effort. A CRM is a simple technology tool (yes – it really can be simple!) available to do just that. It’s time to get over the fear and use a CRM to transform your business!
How to Lower Customer Acquisition Costs with Data: 10 Metrics to Watch
Companies spend a lot of money on lead generation in pursuit of fuller funnels and better sales pipelines. These companies are excited about quantity-focused metrics such as social media impressions, hits to the website, or the number of contacts in the CRM. These “vanity metrics” often keep them spending money even when sales results continue to fall short of expectations. Does this sound familiar? What you really need to know is how to lower CAC with data.
Atomic Revenue, a St. Louis-based, nationwide revenue operations company, welcomes revenue operations and marketing strategist George Bardenheier as an Executive Partner, July 15, 2019. Bardenheier, principal of Bardenheier Growth Strategies, has an extensive history of creating strategic growth within companies and maximizing clients’ revenue for over 35 years. He consults with private, public, and established Fortune 500 enterprises to help them increase revenue and develop their people through measurable marketing and sales strategy programs.