Why Would You Listen to Me?
Look at yourself through your customers' eyes when you ask this question, then take steps to add value for them to ensure they turn to you for help.
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3. Selected Case Studies to Share With You: I recently reviewed a case study from an organization similar to ours and I'd like to share with you the steps this organization took to increase profits. I was reviewing a case study that applies to one of our existing customers and what they were doing to remain competitive and I'd like to share with you what I've learned to test if this is of interest to you. We've been developing a case study for one of our customers in a similar market and I'd like to get your input to see if the outcome experienced is something you agree with.
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