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Manufacturers cannot approach their sales process with a one-size-fits-all strategy. Especially when selling to architects. Knowing the roles and responsibilities inside the firm provides insight that helps manufacturers know exactly what these professionals need.
Today, you can’t win business with fishing trips and golf outings. If you’re selling to the trades and businesses, you need a deeper understanding of your customers’ pain points, their business’ success factors and how you can help their business outperform their market. It’s a journey and in this post, we’ll help you get started on the right path.
One of the biggest challenges for building products companies is engaging the architect community around the value of their product and their brand.
When sales and marketing teams work collaboratively towards common goals there can be a quantifiable benefit to performance metrics.
Done right, marketing connects you to customers and leads to sales.
How can you win the spec in today’s highly competitive commercial architectural community?
For many products, selling through architects is a necessity.
Many companies see distributors as an expense to be minimized — a necessary evil — instead of an asset to grow.
Many companies that sell to dealers as part of their distribution channel take a short-sighted approach.
For decades, most dealers have relied on two ways to sell builders.