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Doug Davidoff

Understanding the Difference Between Conditions and Barriers

Earlier this week, we were working with one of our client's sales reps to develop their sales strategy for an account. We teach a very effective structure for any sales presentation. The key to the presentation is to first focus on the results that your buyer desires (this is harder than it looks) and then to identify the barriers that are preventing your buyer from achieving those results. The more fully you identify the barriers, the more effective your sales presentation will be - as that is...

Driving Sales With Content

When I talk about Creating Demand or Conquering Growth Barriers, one of the ‘ah-ha’ and...

Value Adding Your Way to Oblivion

The fundamental purpose of marketing is to differentiate. As I shared my post Monday - the problem...

Commoditization & Noise

Last week, I spoke at an EO conference. EO is a great organization of leading entrepreneurs and the...

Creating a Powerful Message

I'm in the middle of working with a great client on developing their market messaging. This is a...

Creative Destruction Rorschach

My friend, fellow blogger and social media expert, Craig Stoltz, has a terrific post that will tell...

Make Your Offer Clear

Today, I got an email from a company offering to lower my TCO. Yeah, I didn't know what that meant...

Be My Fan - Please?

Lessons for Presidents & CEOs

Thomas Friedman had an excellent column on the lessons for presidents from Bill Clinton's pollster,...

What Are You Doing?

One of my clients is doing some pretty great things in transforming HR from a cost related issues...