Vinny Panchal's Presentation at Mumbrella's B2B Marketing Summit Maurizio Zanotti
The document discusses how businesses are shifting their focus from just price and performance to delivering superior customer experiences. It notes that while 80% of B2B companies believe they offer superior experiences, only 8% of customers agree. It argues that experiences are the biggest differentiator and that the best experiences prove the brand promise while emotionally engaging customers. It provides examples of how to measure experiences and ensure they are optimized to drive brand love, purchase intent, and customer loyalty.
I Should Have Used Social Selling | Gil Gunderson's Guide To Social SalesGerry Moran
Gil Gunderson's guide advocates for using social selling techniques to better prepare sales reps. It cites statistics showing that the majority of B2B decision makers feel sales reps are unprepared, most customers use social media in their buying process, and over half of the buying process is done before any sales contact. The guide encourages salespeople to use social media like Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogs to connect with customers, build their reputation as an expert, and listen for sales opportunities in order to more effectively compete against their peers and achieve their sales quotas.
We've gathered the most surprising, horrifying, and enlightening sales statistics on cold calling, social selling, sales training, and much more.
Whether you are a sales rookie or an experienced veteran, these 21 sales stats will knock your socks off and perhaps inspire you to improve the way you sell. Enjoy and share!
1. The document discusses how technology has changed marketing from the glamorous "Mad Men" era of the past to a more measurable present.
2. In the past, marketing was seen as driving sales through clever advertising campaigns, but there was no way to measure the impact of ads. With the internet, all aspects of marketing campaigns can now be precisely tracked.
3. This new ability to measure marketing means that marketing teams can no longer claim value from activities like revising logos or running ads without proof of generating leads or increasing sales. The future of marketing lies in a data-driven approach of quantifying results.
#ONA12: How to better measure the impact of journalismGreg Linch
My slides from the "Have an impact. Then measure it!" session at the Online News Association conference 2012. Presented Friday, Sept. 21 at 11:30 PT in Bayview AB room.
Social selling is the process of developing relationships as part of the sales process. One can use different digital & social tools to engage the customer more during the sales process. So after all it's about understanding the customer better, instead of pushing your message with force. Welcome to 21st century selling.
When sales and marketing align, resources are optimized to attract ideal accounts rather than wasting efforts on uninterested buyers. This flips the traditional sales funnel by personalizing interactions across channels where buyers are active, identifying and targeting the best-fit accounts as 'markets of one' with multiple influencers. Progress is measured by business outcomes like pipeline, close rates, and lifetime value rather than traditional lead volume, with lift in engagement as the leading indicator of revenue growth.
The document discusses network marketing and outlines several chapters about the industry. Chapter 1 discusses that network marketing is a $100 billion industry and explains how it works through direct selling and multi-level marketing. Chapter 2 argues that network marketing is the future and defines it as a new profession, not a pyramid scheme. Chapter 3 says deciding if network marketing is right involves having the desire for it and the right personality. It also outlines how attitude and belief affect success. Chapter 4 previews evaluating specific network marketing opportunities based on their compensation plans.
MMI at SMX Advanced: SEO & Social Let's Dance!MMI Agency
Maggie Malek discusses an integrated approach to search and social media marketing. She outlines four key steps: 1) start with data from search and social listening; 2) create a content strategy with goals, channels and hero/hub/hygiene content types; 3) ignite conversations by hiring brand ambassadors and assigning dedicated teams; and 4) experiment, measure results and repeat the process. The overall approach emphasizes using data to inform content that builds relationships and conversations on social media.
The Ultimate Bare-Knuckle Boxing Match: Attribution vs. MeasurementJim Nichols
With digital marketing, there’s no shortage of data to evaluate. But all of that information brings with it the real challenge of identifying both the metrics we should care about and the best way to measure them. Brands are in the metaphorical seats of a great ROI assessment boxing match: a fight between attribution – focused on assigning credit for sales – and causal measurement – focused on measuring sales actually caused by a program. Sound the same? Nope. They’re as different as Tyson and Ali.
David Halter's Presentation at Mumbrella's B2B Marketing SummitMaurizio Zanotti
1) The document discusses how data people and creative people can work together in an agency setting, with 3 locations and over 300 employees.
2) It provides 3 examples of what the agency tells its business-to-business clients about how data and creativity can be combined: creativity drives growth; connected creativity delivers persuasive messages at the right time; and everything acts as a brand advertisement.
3) The last section discusses stories that show how data can be used creatively, such as for a connected narrative, individual ads, changing endings, interrupting journeys, and preventing disasters.
Uncover Your Prospects "Buying Criteria" - Chris Spaulding, Business Marketin...Sales Summit
Are you tired of low conversion numbers or struggling to close sales? Do you want to know exactly what to say to each prospect that will compel them to take action now? Throw away the scripts and cheesy closing techniques and join Chris Spaulding to discover how to exponentially increase sales by tapping into prospects deepest wants and needs.
In this action packed session you will learn:
* Why the way most sales professionals are taught to sell is ineffective
* How to create deep, meaningful rapport with your prospects
* Why nearly 80% of buyers make it to the end of the sales cycle and make NO DECISION
* The secret to uncovering exactly what your prospect is looking for in any sales situation and how
to give it to them so you can compel them to take action
* How to close without using hard sales tactics
* How to dramatically cut down your sales cycle so you can close more sales, faster and easier
* And much more…
If your company provides a valuable product or service, it is your obligation to ensure as many consumers as possible experience its benefits. By connecting your offer to their deepest wants and needs, it is almost impossible for any qualified prospect not to say, “YES!”
Patrick Keyes's @ Bounce. Agency growth acceleratorsStas Kremnev
The document discusses changes in the agency landscape as different types of agencies adjust to marketers' changing needs. It notes that brand agencies, media agencies, and digital shops are all rushing to focus on customer experience and omnichannel engagement as consumers control when, where, how, and on which devices they engage. The changes reflect marketers' need for more frequent, targeted campaigns across multiple channels rather than high-cost, quarterly TV campaigns. Agencies need to distinguish themselves through their brand, by focusing on what marketers need rather than what the agencies need to sell, and by becoming true partners to clients.
Lou Weiss' Presentation at Mumbrella's B2B Marketing SummitMaurizio Zanotti
The document discusses how B2B marketing can leverage viral marketing techniques. It outlines Shutterstock's strategy of creating remarkable, shareable content like parody videos of the Fyre Festival to promote its "It's Not Stock" campaign. This content went viral and drove over 2.3 million views. The strategy shows companies don't need huge budgets to create spectacular marketing if they focus on producing remarkable content that spreads organically. The document then provides tips for designing effective viral content and marketing it to achieve maximum spread.
GameTime was an arcade chain with a location in Tampa that was underperforming due to lack of local awareness. The manager challenged the marketing team to more than double visits within two months using a one-day promotion. They created a strategy offering free video game play for one day using various promotional methods. On the day of the promotion, there was a line of 100 people waiting to enter an hour before opening, food and drink sales set a new single-day record, and attendance and engagement metrics significantly increased afterwards, helping drive the best performing quarters of the following years.
Uncover Your Prospects "Buying Criteria" - How to eliminate sales resistance ...Sales Summit
Are you tired of low conversion numbers or struggling to close sales? Do you want to know exactly what to say to each prospect that will compel them to take action now? Throw away the scripts and cheesy closing techniques and join Chris Spaulding to discover how to exponentially increase sales by tapping into prospects deepest wants and needs.
In this action packed session you will learn:
* Why the way most sales professionals are taught to sell is ineffective
* How to create deep, meaningful rapport with your prospects
* Why nearly 80% of buyers make it to the end of the sales cycle and make NO DECISION
* The secret to uncovering exactly what your prospect is looking for in any sales situation and how
to give it to them so you can compel them to take action
* How to close without using hard sales tactics
* How to dramatically cut down your sales cycle so you can close more sales, faster and easier
* And much more…
If your company provides a valuable product or service, it is your obligation to ensure as many consumers as possible experience its benefits. By connecting your offer to their deepest wants and needs, it is almost impossible for any qualified prospect not to say, “YES!”
22 Insights from Transformational Marketing: Moving to the TopRightDave Sutton
How can you generate organic revenue growth and move your organization to the TopRight corner of your market? Through Transformational Marketing. TopRight companies drive growth through excellence in the 3S’s: they tell a simple Story, they create a clear, compelling Strategy, and they align Systems to execute flawlessly. Learn more about engaging customers and driving results through Transformational Marketing.
LeadMD's How to Navigate the Nurture Apocalypse [Infographic]LeadMD
Are you going after the wrong brains? In a world where more than 79% of "qualified" leads don't convert to sales, it's important now than ever to make sure you have the right path in place to navigate through the trenches of the zombie nurture apocalypse. Here's your guide for the conversion outbreak!
Dana Zezzo of Pro Towels Etc. presented on utilizing social media as a marketing tool for businesses. Zezzo discussed how consumer buying and research habits have changed, with 85% of business now done after the 9th interaction with a potential customer. He outlined six key areas of social media including accessibility, branding, content, time commitment, electronic marketing, and tracking ROI. Zezzo emphasized using social media to connect with current and potential clients, build relationships, and stay visible in order to generate more business opportunities.
The traditional sales models of "order taker", "consultative sales", and "hunter-farmer" are not well-suited for today's technology industry given increased information sharing through social media. The author proposes tweaks to the "hunter-farmer" model to better address this changing environment, including having hunters work more closely with marketing to leverage available prospect data, focusing farmers on retaining existing customers through expanded relationship mapping, and having the C-suite take a more active role in pursuing large deals. The updated model aims to enhance short-term revenue impact and long-term strategic impact.
This document discusses how companies can better engage customers in the digital age. It notes that customers are more digitally connected, informed, and social networked than ever before. It emphasizes that the customer experience is now the key differentiator for companies and that customer-centric leadership is needed to transform marketing from a focus on transactions to building relationships. It provides several case studies of companies using new technologies like SAP's solutions to gain real-time insights and personalize the customer experience.
Join us for an exclusive webinar with Jeb Blount, author of People Love You: The Real Secret to Delivering Legendary Customer Experiences. This book and author discussion is the second for the Social Business Book Club, brought to you by Wiley and Social Media Today. Talk to the author and ask questions pertaining to their book.
People Love You: The Real Secret to Delivering Legendary Customer Experiences explains how delivering a legendary customer experience is the single most important competitive advantage across all industries. In People Love You, human relationship guru Jeb Blount offers a playbook for interacting with customers in a way that creates deep, enduring connections that withstand pressures in the marketplace.
Customer Relations - Maximising the relationship you have with your customersThom. Poole
The document discusses maximizing customer relationships through effective customer relationship management (CRM). It emphasizes understanding customers through data collection and segmentation to better target communications and products. It also stresses building trust with customers through relevant interactions and providing value to encourage loyalty and reduce churn.
The document discusses measuring the impact of storytelling in marketing. It notes that many marketers struggle to quantify the value of storytelling efforts and link them to business outcomes. It proposes developing a framework with aligned metrics to measure how storytelling influences key performance indicators and profits. The goal is to demonstrate how storytelling contributes directly to business goals like increasing sales, preference, lifetime customer value, and other priorities.
The document discusses how Procter & Gamble uses a marketing technopologist approach that combines marketing, technology, and anthropology. It provides examples of how P&G used insights into human motivation and social relationships along with technology and social media to increase sales by 40% for a brand in India by igniting conversations among consumers.
Cool, Helpful, Creepy: Internet Marketing in 2013Jarrett Smith
The document discusses internet marketing strategies in 2013. It recommends being cool, helpful, and creepy (but not too creepy) when marketing online. Specifically, it suggests using content like blogs, ebooks and webinars to help customers and build trust. It also advises using buyer personas to deeply understand customers and their needs in order to provide the most relevant information. Finally, the document acknowledges that online marketing is challenging and recommends testing strategies through experimentation.
The document discusses future trends in data management and customer retention. It predicts that digital technology will allow for more personalized marketing approaches. Customers will have increasing choice and companies must focus on retaining existing customers through trust and relevance. Data collection and use will become more sophisticated, and customers will demand more control over their data and interactions with companies. The future of marketing involves using integrated online and mobile channels to engage customers through choice, control, and timely, relevant communications.
7 Social Media Trends That Will Be Huge in 2023.pptxSW SOFTTECH
Are you curious about what social media trends will be huge in 2023? Then check out this Presentation from SW Softtech! They discuss seven trends that will take off in the next few years. These include interactive content, shoppable posts, AR and VR, mini-programs, and ephemeral content. For more information, visit our website.
Data availability is only as strong as the conclusions marketers can draw from it.
Marketers nowadays have access to larger pools of data and metrics than ever before. But data availability is only as strong as the conclusions marketers can draw from it- which in turn, are only as useful as the change they can affect based on those conclusions.
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Social Selling University - Selling to Crazy Busy Prospects - Jill KonrathInsideView
Having a tough time capturing and keeping the attention of today’s stressed-out decision makers? In this webinar, you’ll learn:
•How being crazy-busy impacts your prospects’ thinking, decision making and expectations.
•Three critical mistakes that will kill your chances of setting up a meeting with a potential customer.
•The four key factors your prospects use to determine if they’ll continue the conversation with you — or not.
•Why leveraging social media is absolutely critical to your sales success today.
Mårten G Mickos provides advice on starting and building a business based on his experience as an entrepreneur. He discusses topics such as validating ideas, finding the right target market, securing funding from angels and VCs, building commitment in a team, and maintaining belief during challenges. Mickos warns against common mistakes like ideas that are too complicated, not understanding customers, and believing one's own public relations. He emphasizes thoroughly understanding the problem and market before starting, and advises continually experimenting and being prepared to abandon ideas if necessary.
The document outlines a 7 step system for small business marketing success called the Duct Tape Marketing System. Step 3 discusses the importance of publishing educational content to build trust and educate potential customers. It recommends using a blog, social media profiles, and participating in review sites to generate helpful, trust-building content on a consistent basis. The goal is to position the business as a knowledgeable resource that potential customers will turn to for information and advice.
The document outlines the first step of the Duct Tape Marketing System - developing a strategy before tactics. It emphasizes that having a clear marketing strategy focused on the ideal client and differentiation is essential. The strategy involves narrowly defining the ideal client through understanding highly profitable and referring clients. It also involves finding ways to differentiate the business from competitors through interviews with satisfied customers to understand unique value propositions. With the right strategy in place, a business can then surround it with effective marketing tactics.
My Marketing Is Changing workshop has been one of the most popular talks and workshops I have run over the past couple of years. It looks at changes in marketing tech and tactics and what you can do about it
Marketing for Manufacturing with Wakefield Manufacturing ForumDave Pannell MCIM
Many manufacturing companies still rely on pre-Internet strategies to find new business, but with customers becoming unwilling to directly engage with a supplier until late on in their decision-making process, traditional opportunities to directly ‘sell’ have become limited.
These slides made up a three-hour 'marketing for manufacturers bootcamp' in conjunction with Wakefield Manufacturing Forum as part of Wakefield Business Week.
Slides 1-20
Business growth expert Mark Prince talks about why a manufacturer has to first create a point of difference and embrace how the world of business has changed. Young, agile companies are disrupting every industry and manufacturing is no different.
Slides 21-62
The Chartered Institute of Marketing's Ambassador for Manufacturing Dave Pannell looks at the changing behaviour of the industrial buyer and explores the culture clash between marketing and manufacturing. Dave then explains the strategies for marketing a manufacturing company, from company branding to marketing to your own team.
Slides 63-87
Sales guru Stewart Leahy then talks about digital marketing tactics, and how websites really generate referrals by being part of a wider strategy of digital marketing activity - including Google PPC, email marketing and remembering to pick up the phone!
Download the accompanying free guide Marketing for Manufacturers here:
http://tdmuk.com/marketing-for-manufacturers
Data Driven Marketing is focused on using data and analytics to improve marketing strategies and objectives. It involves tracking performance metrics and testing hypotheses to learn what drives customer behavior and improves conversions. The key is to have a strategy framework that sets goals and tests assets to learn what works best and continue improving marketing approaches through repeated testing.
Data driven marketing - Inspiration & Steps to move forwardGus Murray
How digital insights and personalisation are changing the way organisations use their corporate website.
Propeople’s Chief Digital Strategy officer and former SMW Speaker of the Year Gus Murray, delivers an evening of insights, predictions & cocktails. Join us as he shares his experiences working for leading Nordic & Global brands on the future of Data Driven Marketing, B2B / B2C Communications, Insights and digital strategy.
Covered in this session:
> How personalisation is changing the way B2B communicate with their customers
> Content as your customers first purchase
> Using social to better inform your audience understanding
> Social as a service opportunity, and
> The Attention web.
How AI is transforming sales and marketing as we know it - a review of several real-world examples of how companies are using Ai to bring greater precision, higher conversion and spend optimization to their sales and marketing functions - and generating outsized results
This document contains 20 quotes related to transformational marketing. It discusses how marketing needs to shift from focusing on the company and its products to focusing on the customer experience and making the customer the hero of the brand story. Effective marketing tells purposeful stories that empower customers and add value to their lives rather than just getting more money from them. Transformational marketing requires changing one's mindset to understand customers so well that products sell themselves by meeting customer needs.
This document provides a summary of the book "Enterprise Marketing Management" by Dave Sutton and Tom Klein. The book argues that marketing should be approached as a science rather than an art. It presents a framework called Enterprise Marketing Management (EMM) for transforming brands into businesses that are managed scientifically to drive sales. EMM involves developing a deep understanding of customers, architecting brands to communicate a company's value proposition, and integrating marketing functions across the entire enterprise including sales, finance, and other departments. When done effectively, EMM can help companies secure strong market positions and increased long-term profitability.
Does the introduction of Apple’s iPad mark the arrival of yet another consumer electronics fad or does it signal the beginning of a transformative era for business computing? With over three million units sold in the first quarter after launch, the iPad is clearly a consumer adoption success of unprecedented proportion. However, if the iPad takes off with businesses , we may be riding the front edge of a tidal wave of transformation.
20 Transformation Quotes on Change ManagementDave Sutton
This document contains 20 quotes related to change management from various leaders and thinkers. The quotes discuss topics such as the importance of embracing change rather than fearing it, changing before needing to change, letting go of fear as key to change, and recognizing that culture changes when an organization is transformed by the realities of how people work together every day.
Your Six Second Personal Brand Story in 5 ExercisesDave Sutton
We’ve shared six guidelines on how to build a personal brand. Now we’d like to dive a notch deeper and answer: How do you actually build a personal brand story?
The Brand Narrative is a story that energizes and engages people to take action and drives them to achieve the destination. It prompts the emotional benefits that the brand promises to deliver to the audience. It features a hero, and in this case, the hero should be the audience (not the brand). It is delivered with “ruthless consistency” and focus - every communication and experience is aligned to enhance the audience’s understanding of the unique story of the personal brand.
23 Expert Tips to Transform Your MarketingDave Sutton
Marketing is constantly evolving and it’s now more important than ever to create compelling experiences for your customers so they become your brand advocates. Your story is no longer about your product or service offerings but more about what resonates with your customers. To succeed, companies must take a transformational approach by telling a simple story, creating a clear and compelling strategy, and aligning the systems to execute flawlessly. Here are 23 expert tips that can help you excel with your Story, Strategy, and Systems to transform your marketing efforts.
19 Stress Points of Marketing AutomationDave Sutton
A Marketing Automation project represents a break with the status quo for most organizations. For some organizations, it may represent a dramatic, stressful, and potentially disruptive change. In fact, the Marketing Automation Journey represents a new learning curve for people in your organization (and it may be a steep curve for some of your marketers).
Here is the good news: It turns out that the stress points are very predictable and they can be proactively addressed to minimize their impacts. TopRight has identified the most common stress points associated with Marketing Automation projects and developed a diagnostic to help you reveal and remediate risks. Our goal here is to point out what creates the anxiety and then give you some ways to help different people on your team deal with it proactively so you can have better results.
TopRight is a strategic marketing consulting firm founded in 2006 by consultants from top firms (Mckinsey, Booz & Company) and former Chief Marketing Officers and senior marketing practitioners.
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Destyney Duhon embodies a singular blend of creativity, resilience, and purpose that defines modern entrepreneurial spirit. As a visionary at the intersection of artistry and innovation, Destyney fearlessly navigates uncharted waters, sculpting her journey with a profound commitment to authenticity and impact.This Brand exploration power point is a great example of her dedication to her craft.
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A Deepfake video detection system is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) a...MuhallabBinAshfaq
A Deepfake video detection system is a computer vision-based system that analyzes video frames to identify signs of tampering or manipulation. The system uses various techniques to detect anomalies in the video, such as inconsistencies in facial features, audio-visual mismatches, and other indicators of deepfake generation.
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7. • Simplicity in Story
• Compelling Emotion
A REASON TO CARE
• Clarity in Strategy
• Remarkable Experience
A REASON TO LISTEN
• Alignment of Systems
• Ruthlessly Consistent
A REASON TO ENGAGE
BRANDS THAT DOMINATE EXCEL IN 3S’S: STORY, STRATEGY, SYSTEMS
STORY STRATEGY SYSTEMS
8. If you asked 10 co-workers to tell your company story,
How many different answers would you get?
9. Why you do what you do?
Why should customers care about you?
What is it that you are actually doing?
What impact will you have for customers?
How do you specifically deliver value?
How do you make the customer the hero?
WHY:
WHAT:
HOW:
TELLING A SIMPLE, YET COMPELLING STORY
10. We’re using our platform on baseball’s biggest stage to up our game and raise
awareness for those hit hardest this hurricane season.”
—John Legere, CEO, T-Mobile (The “Uncarrier”)
14. “Successfully delivering an omni-
channel customer experience
requires breaking down barriers in
the organization rather than
beating competition with
technology.”
- Fasil Masud, CDO, Staples
15. STRATEGY AND SYSTEMS TO CREATE REMARKABLE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES
Staples Easy Button IBM Watson Omni-Channel Customer Experience
+ =
16. TOYS “R” US GOT LOST IN TRANSFORMATION
Irrelevant Story
Unclear Strategy
Misaligned Systems
17. TRADITIONAL MENTAL MODELS FOR COMMERCE
B2C
AWARENESS CONSIDERATION PURCHASE
B2B
ADVERTISING
TRADE SHOW SALES CALL PROCUREMENT
SHELF CONSUMPTION
“MOMENTS OF TRUTH”
18. TRANSFORMATIONAL MENTAL MODELS FOR COMMERCE
STIMULUS FMOT SMOTZMOT
P2P
P2T
SOCIAL MEDIA
TRIGGER
EMAIL
SMS
FULFILLMENT
SEARCH EXPERIENCE
T2T TRIGGER FULFILLMENT
PERSON
ORDER
ORDER
20. Assuring that every
consumer understands your
Story. You have 6 seconds to
make a connection. If you
have not captured interest in
the first few seconds,
someone will swipe or click,
and move on.
A REASON TO CARE
Defining and aligning your
processes, organization,
performance measures,
technology and culture to
efficiently operationalize the
strategy, flawlessly deliver the
customer experiences and
consistently measure results.
A REASON TO ENGAGE
STORY STRATEGY SYSTEMS
Creating a remarkable and
profitable customer
experience means
developing specific content,
offers, and messaging that
are delivered at each
touchpoint –each and every
customer interaction.
A REASON TO LISTEN
CRITCAL SUCCESS FACTOR FOR ECOMMERCE
21. TRANSACTIONAL
MARKETING
Interrupting someone’s
flow of activity in order
to gain attention
TRANSFORMATIONAL
MARKETING
Earning attention organically,
without interrupting
anyone’s journey
Press Releases
Display ads
Email campaigns
Telemarketing
Direct Mail
Trade Shows
Social Media Ads
Advertising
Content Marketing
Thought Leadership
Community Building
Influencer Outreach
Blogging
Public Speaking
Earned Social Media
Lead Scoring and Nurturing
FINDING THE RIGHT BALANCE
22. Because, sometimes the
only way to succeed is to
go a little crazy.
“
- Dave Sutton
@TOPRIGHTPARTNER /TOPRIGHT/IN/MARKETINGSCIENTISTS
This book is intended to challenge marketers to change their ways... to transform marketing in a way that gives customers a reason to care, a reason to listen, a reason to engage, a reason to buy, and most importantly, a reason to stay.
This book is intended to challenge marketers to change their ways... to transform marketing in a way that gives customers a reason to care, a reason to listen, a reason to engage, a reason to buy, and most importantly, a reason to stay.
The Right Story, The Right Strategy and the Right Systems to execute and scale
Tweet #HR4HR to help our friends in Puerto Rico, Texas and Florida for hurricane relief.
T-Mobile’s donated $10,000 for every home run hit during the 2017 Major League Baseball Playoffs and $20,000 per home run during the World Series.
Doubled-down for the World Series raising the donation to $2 per tweet up to $500,000 on top of the home run total.
They set the all-time record for home runs in a postseason at 103 home runs—resulting in over $2.4M in donations to hurricane relief.
Staples has sold over 8 million of these things.
Toys R Us attempted to upgrade systems a little too late, as the company admitted it fell behind on its e-commerce systems
Nearly a $100 million investment over the last three years geared toward jump-starting an online experience
Systems have become their Story—rather than Systems enabling an authentic and relevant Story
This is how you move to the TopRight, with the right Story, the right Strategy, the right Systems—all measured by looking through the lens of Simplicity, Clarity, and Alignment.