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Doug Davidoff

The Most Important Growth Dashboard in My Arsenal

Six weeks ago I wrote about the only metric that matters. That metric is the number of people in your addressable market that are paying attention and are engaged with you. Since I wrote that post I have had a number of conversations on the subject with both clients and business owner friends. The concept has had the same impact on them that it did on me when I first discovered it. There’s quickly a realization that much of the data we’ve learned to rely on as marketers and demand generation...

The Truth that Inbound Marketing Agencies Don’t Want You to Hear

At Imagine we work with growth obsessed, forward leaning executives who want to hear the truth...

How to Tell if Your CRM Database is Leveraging or Thwarting Your Investments in Sales Growth

When I first got into sales, a common refrain was that a salesperson is only as valuable as the...

Good Content is a Commodity: The Keys to Making Content Marketing Work

Aaah, I remember the good old days. You remember them, don't you? You know, the days when creating...

[VIDEO] How to Successfully Manage the SQL Handoff

One of the biggest (if not the biggest) changes in sales over the last 5 - 7 years is the emergence...

The Biggest (& Common) Mistakes Made with Account Based Marketing

As the chart below (where I compare interest in the term "account based marketing" with "demand...

[VIDEO] 5 Growth Strategies to Finish 2017 Strong

It feels like just yesterday. I was getting ready for the day and finalizing plans for how I was...

7 Attributes of an Effective Sales/Marketing Playbook

Playbooks are back! When I first got into professional sales (in the ancient days of DOS),...

[INFOGRAPHIC]  The 7 Levels of a Growth Organization

Earlier this week I was talking with a fellow business owner about growth, and the difference...

The 5 Tools I Use to Keep Me Productive on the Road

I was recently having a conversation with a fellow business owner, friend and past client of mine....