I recently did a webinar with the folks at Citrix around the strategic role of support in driving user satisfaction and ultimately revenue. They brought in John Ragsdale from SSPA who has spend a good deal of time working with larger clients gathering data to prove this link and Todd Smith from Citrix moderated the [...]
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- mcooch: Sure – take a look at this previous post: http://smbitpros.com/cold-call ing-scripts/ I think...
- Alisha12: Hi Mike- We are a MSP in Texas and we are starting a new sales campaign to bring in prospects by cold...
- Mike M: Makes great sense. 25k is a lot of contacts, but now I know what a good sized database looks like. I’ve...
- mcooch: Mike, We have about 25k contacts in our database, but only a small number of those is being actively...
- Mike M: We do Lunch and Learn events about every 6-8 weeks and use that to warm our cold calls. It works quite well,...
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