by T. Sean Teague | May 19, 2023 | Business, Lead Generation, marketing technology sales
What Technology Should Your Business Buy? You have seen what better business performance could be worth. More revenue. Lower costs. Greater profit. The next question is practical: What technology should I buy to get there? Start with the business you want to build:...
by T. Sean Teague | May 19, 2023 | Business, marketing technology sales, Technology, Technology Marketing
Interest drives demand for technology When it comes to selling technology, both accuracy and interest are important factors to consider. While accuracy ensures that the technology meets the needs of the customers, interest helps generate attention, curiosity,...
by T. Sean Teague | Apr 14, 2023 | Business, marketing technology sales, Technology, Technology Marketing
Want, Need or Required – Creating Demand for Technology. A company’s motivation to purchase technology is found in 3 areas: Want- the product or service allows the prospect to exploit their advantage in the market. Need- the product or service allows the...
by T. Sean Teague | Apr 5, 2023 | Lead Generation, marketing technology sales, Technology Marketing
The rise of ChatGP and Digital Business The 90s are over and the race to build powerful websites in the .com age is no longer a priority or differentiator; no business today in the B2B buys strictly from websites. While technology in the late 90s was seen as a...
by T. Sean Teague | Mar 5, 2023 | Lead Generation, marketing technology sales, Technology Marketing
Nothing Happens Until A Sale Is Made Thomas Watson, Sr. President of IBM from 1914 to 1956, coined this expression. He knew what he was talking about. Selling technology in the first half of the twenty century, before the moon landing in 1969, was not an easy sale...
by T. Sean Teague | Feb 17, 2023 | Lead Generation, marketing technology sales, Technology
Cash, Customers, and Credit- Creating Demand for Non- Technical Buyers. Technology in the SMB is sold as either want, need, or required: Want; the product or service allows the prospect to exploit advantages in the market. Need; the product or service allows the...
