by Mike Dimitroff – July 2015 My sales philosophy: Better to go after the big fish than waste time fishing for minnows! Anyone can go to the local watering hole, cast a line, and catch small fish. But if LinkedIn is your fishing pole, businesses will be the big fish you are trying to catch. [dropshadowbox align=”center” effect=”lifted-both” width=”550px”…Continue Reading Utilizing LinkedIn for Business Prospecting
by Justin Gurney – April 2015 Does this sound familiar? “Great job Brandon! You made 150 calls today, those will be sure to turn into sales, so keep it up.” “Ryan, wow you set 10 appointments this week leading the way.” “Mark, you were on the phone for 200 minutes today, way to dig in…Continue Reading 5 Tips For Managing in a Social Selling Environment
by Tim Salier – October 2014 Social selling has become increasingly prevalent in the professional sports sales environment. For years, the concept of social media in the workplace has been associated with fears of misuse, poor time management and potential disclosure of proprietary information. However, recent trends have shown that, when used appropriately, social media…Continue Reading 4 Keys to Social Selling
by Jeannette Salas – April 2013 Social Media, Networking, Common 1st Year Mistakes, and Tips for Success Social media shows up in the most unusual places Employers frequently search candidates on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Linked In, and blogs to see what they find. Maybe they find a cute picture of your dog (Griffie, above). Or…Continue Reading Can social media make or break interview chances?
by Ken Troupe – March 2013 Last month we talked about the importance of laying the foundation for your personal brand. Now let’s turn to the tools of the trade to communicate your personal brand online. Twitter [dropshadowbox align=”right” effect=”lifted-both” width=”250px” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Twitter allows for another channel of communication with your customers…Continue Reading What does your Twitter and LinkedIn say about your personal brand?
by Ken Troupe – February 2013 What does your Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook say about you? A brand is “a type of product manufactured by a company under a particular name.” But what about your personal brand? It used to be only people like Dion Sanders, Oprah, or Martha Stewart needed to worry about their personal brands….Continue Reading Establishing Your Personal Brand
by Sean Walsh – February 2013 What do teams in the United States have to learn from Italy’s AS Roma? Pinterest In Europe, AS Roma became the first football club to use Pinterest. AS Roma boards include: Iconic photography from their history A board with images of every player Official club videos Individual boards for merchandise (men’s clothing,…Continue Reading Using Pinterest, iTunes, and LinkedIn: How to engage fans and increase revenue