Archive for the ‘Lead nurturing’ Category

How do you stop nurturing and start selling?

Posted on June 14th, 2011 in Lead nurturing, Sales | 1 Comment »

Do you surprise the prospect based on their behavior? Or, do you ask for permission to move them into sales? Or, maybe you have a “good relationship” already so it isn’t really a surprise?
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You can’t nurture people (leads) you don’t know

Posted on June 10th, 2008 in Lead nurturing | No Comments »

All the talk of lead nurturing is pretty exciting. Who doesn’t want to increase their sales by recycling leads that aren’t qualified right now? There is just one big hitch—you can’t nurture people you don’t know.
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Does lead grading lead to grade inflation?

Posted on November 15th, 2007 in Lead generation, Lead nurturing, Marketing | No Comments »

With the talk lately on grading leads and/or prospects, the academic in me wonders something. Does lead grading lead to grade inflation? That is, do grades tend to creep upwards in response to outside pressures?
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B2B lead nurturing: when will it be possible?

Posted on September 10th, 2007 in Lead nurturing, Marketing | No Comments »

I sympathize with Jon Miller, who wrote about Lead Nurturing: Escaping the Nightmare. In a complex b2b marketing environment, you can easily end up with dozens or hundreds of qualified, not-ready-to-buy leads. You’re then supposed to nurture these leads with relevant, timely contacts. But, how can this be managed?
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