Why Now is the Right Time to Transform Your Sales Model
Mike Marks outlines the reasons companies should attend MDM’s Sales GPS conference in Chicago this November.
Mike Marks outlines the reasons companies should attend MDM’s Sales GPS conference in Chicago this November.
Heard one of these lately? Customers are sick of Zoom; they never want to see a salesperson in-person again; they are moving all their orders to Amazon because we’ve heard how AMZ has blown up during the pandemic, etc. Our team at MDM looks at conventional wisdom like some people look at clay pigeons – we can’t wait to shoot ‘em down! Happy we got our chance.
The August 25 issue of MDM Premium examines the conventional wisdom on everything from sales team relationship development, post-pandemic technology preferences and digital transformation to the future of the sales model.
Industry leaders share how distributors can transform their sales processes.
E-commerce opportunities abound, says Petra Schindler-Carter.
Three of the biggest challenges distributors face to better understand how companies should proceed with technology investment.
Heard one of these lately? Customers are sick of Zoom; they never want to see a salesperson in-person again; they are moving all their orders to Amazon because we’ve heard how AMZ has blown up during the pandemic, etc. Our team at MDM looks at conventional wisdom like some people look at clay pigeons – we can’t wait to shoot ‘em down! Happy we got our chance.
Not if they don’t adapt to the changing marketplace dynamics.
The company, known collectively as Green Brothers, serves the greater Atlanta market with four locations focused on the distribution of landscape supplies and hardscapes to landscape professionals.
By including costs, revenue management can balance profit, and by including ancillary revenue streams it also evaluates total customer value. It is this wide focus that makes revenue management essential for any high-performing organization.
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index (CFNAI) was +0.53 in July, up from –0.01 in June.
Industrial and MRO distributor brings on merchandising, product development and sourcing veteran.
As a result of new channel “tributaries,” distributors have begun to see both their customers’ mindshare and share of wallet decrease as customers adjust to different, often more convenient modes of obtaining product.
Keatley’s promotion followed the planned retirement of Adrian Blocker, who will stay on through mid-October to serve as a senior advisor.
The expansion of the relationship between Wajax and Hitachi is expected to strengthen the competitive positioning of both companies in the Canadian construction and mining markets.
The new branch will be Dakota Supply Group’s 12th location in Minnesota and 44th across six states.
Arizona-based Sun Automation expands Valin’s footprint and automation product portfolio.
Currently VP of sales and marketing for Quality Electric Distribution, Jansen will take over as president on Sept. 1.
Your sales team can use customer-level cost increases to grow sales and customer profitability if you have the processes and analysis to support them.
R.R.Floody adds a range of automation technologies and services to Applied Industrial Technologies’ portfolio.