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Sales Lead Management Radio

Host: Susan Finch

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Creating something beyond the pool of acceptable substitutes

Monday Oct 04, 2021

Creating something beyond the pool of acceptable substitutes

Monday Oct 04, 2021

This is the second part of the interview with Sean Doyle. We brought a couple of points back for context. We hope you take his points to heart regarding hiring a CMO, and the terminology used by Sales and Marketing - do they match? 4 Questions a CEO should know before hiring a CMO: You wouldn't hire your nephew out of high school to run your sales team, why do you do it to run  your marketing team and campaigns?  "Here's another simple litmus test to sales and marketing have a common language, but what does sales call somebody who's at the point of action, they need a proposal. They want to know what it would look like to buy your product or service. What does marketing call that person? Just ask them those questions. If they don't even call a prospect the same thing, you don't have marketing alignment. If they don't understand what marketing alignment is at all, tell them, just Google it and start the journey. 

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Training for and Playing to Our Strengths to Plow by the Competition

Wednesday Sep 01, 2021

Training for and Playing to Our Strengths to Plow by the Competition

Wednesday Sep 01, 2021

Do you try new skills, and if you aren't great from the start lose interest? Or, do you take it as a challenge to succeed by finding an alternative path? There is no wrong answer here, but you need to know which you do and why. VisionEdge Marketing's President, Laura Patterson gives us a great illustration as she talks about training for triathlons, despite being a weak swimmer.  Here how she applies this to our continuing conversation about changing patterns to break or prevent bad habits. If you missed the first part of this conversation, you can listen here: Changing patterns vs habits, and flipping the script because we can

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Find someone who has a love affair with numbers and data to set you straight

Tuesday Aug 17, 2021

Find someone who has a love affair with numbers and data to set you straight

Tuesday Aug 17, 2021

Digging into your company's data may seem like a task you can shove to the bottom of the priority list. Perhaps you delegate it to several people once a month to make sense of the numbers and put it into a story recap format with a bullet-point action list. They all use the same numbers, but are they all telling the full, accurate story? If not, you may not take the action that will either fix or continue the path to growth. Today, Susan welcomes Nick Amabile. His love of numbers, puzzle-solving, and detective work culminated at a young age and set him on the path to building DAS42. Founded in 2015, DAS42 is comprised of data analysts, scientists, business professionals, and engineers who provide end-to-end data services—including data strategy, tech stack integrations, application implementation, and enterprise analytics training. From this episode, you'll have a checklist of what you need to do and consider before you hire a temporary or permanent data concierge firm. 

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Beware of Storytelling Charlatains, and Protect Yourself from Becoming One.

Friday Jun 11, 2021

Beware of Storytelling Charlatains, and Protect Yourself from Becoming One.

Friday Jun 11, 2021

 

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Storytelling and Social Media a Powerful, and Possibly Dangerous Combination

Tuesday Jun 01, 2021

Storytelling and Social Media a Powerful, and Possibly Dangerous Combination

Tuesday Jun 01, 2021

In Susan and Paul Furiga's penultimate episode in this series, Paul reminds us that for many organizations, the overwhelming volume and variety of social media seems to create one of the biggest storytelling roadblocks imaginable. And, it also creates some of the best opportunities even though social media is a double-edged sword. In this episode, guest Paul Furiga answers the question of what comes first, a story or social media.

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Will One Bad Thing Bury All The Good You Do?

Wednesday Apr 28, 2021

Will One Bad Thing Bury All The Good You Do?

Wednesday Apr 28, 2021

Here we are tackling chapter six of Paul Furiga's book, Finding Your Capital S Story." You need to know the answers to these questions before you can create your story.  What is your organization's purpose? What is the market demand for what your company does? What competitive position distinguishes you from your competitors? What really sets you apart? Who is your client? It's not everyone. AND where are they?  What communication channels do you use to sell your purpose or unique position?  What is your call to action? Don't leave us flat. 

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When you stray from your archetype your story falls apart

Tuesday Apr 20, 2021

When you stray from your archetype your story falls apart

Tuesday Apr 20, 2021

In this fifth chapter, Paul explores experiences that led him to focus on storytelling for companies as a career and a passion. We're going to dig into the story of his own company, explore the application of the principles that drive your Capital S Story, and meet some common heroes that we're going to refer to as archetypes. Paul Furiga is our guest as we continue the series with him. He says, "In most organizations, you're a Capital S Story and your brand are lonely souls living separate lives inside your organization, and they've probably never been introduced to each other. And your story should drive your brand. They should be connected." Tune in for the episode of Sales Lead Management Radio, "When you stray from your archetype your story falls apart."

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Regularly Adjust Your Company's Story to Stay Relevant and Interesting

Tuesday Apr 13, 2021

Regularly Adjust Your Company's Story to Stay Relevant and Interesting

Tuesday Apr 13, 2021

Susan's guest, Paul Furiga, author of Finding Your Capital S Story, opens this episode telling us, "In the old days before smartphones and Twitter, I would say that a small S story is something you read in the newspaper, and it's in the bottom of the birdcage tomorrow. Now we don't read newspapers that much anymore. What we do is we look at our Twitter feed and then we swipe that story away. So it's the same thing. The point is that the stories that we consume most of the time, don't rise to the level of answering the most important questions about your organization. That's why we created this term called the capital S Story. And the capital S Story is a story above all other stories that answer these questions. Why somebody would buy from you, work for you, invest in you, or partner with you.  These questions get to the very nature and character of your organization. And that's why your capital S Story is a story above all others. Join them for a continuing discussion of why your story drives your brand.

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Learn How to Tell Stories From Wanamaker and The Three Tenors

Tuesday Apr 06, 2021

Learn How to Tell Stories From Wanamaker and The Three Tenors

Tuesday Apr 06, 2021

This is our third episode in the series of Paul Furiga going through his book, Finding Your Capital S Story. We get to go down the history of advertising and where it lost its way and how the founders of advertising from over a hundred years ago as a whole have almost been forgotten (Have you heard of John Wanamaker?) at least their original methods and thinking behind the use of stories to relate to their target audience. What we are facing today is not how it started, and we have lost our way as we go in for the easier, messier quick kill and the splatter shot effect.

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Carl, Joe, the Monomyth, and Déjà vu

Tuesday Mar 30, 2021

Carl, Joe, the Monomyth, and Déjà vu

Tuesday Mar 30, 2021

The brain has been proven to be hardwired for storytelling - both telling and listening. Learn how across cultures, countries, languages the stories we tell are the same at their core. Paul Furiga is back to help guide us to identifying our Monomyth, or Heroe's Journey. We talk about Bridgette Jones, Yoda, and how our brains align when we hear those core stories told by others. Join us as we learn about Carl, Joe, the Monomyth, and Déjà vu from his new book, "Finding Your Capital S Story." 

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