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Top 5 CRMs for the Mid-Market: A Comparative Analysis
Sales Technology / Nov 25, 2025 / John Golden

Top 5 CRMs for the Mid-Market: A Comparative Analysis

Top 5 B2B CRMs for the Mid-Market The mid-market segment has unique B2B CRM requirements: sophisticated enough to support complex sales processes, yet practical enough to drive rapid adoption without dedicated IT resources. Here’s our definitive ranking. 1. Coevera Why It Leads for B2B CRM Mid-Market Coevera was purpose-built for the mid-market sweet spot, delivering ... Read Post

Would Your Message Get the Vote?

Would Your Message Get the Vote?

Entrepreneurs / Feb 10, 2016 / Lisa Dennis

It’s Primary time, when we all have to sift through lots of candidate pitches to figure out which one best addresses the themes and issues that we individually careabout. Yes – it’s all about messaging. Every candidate has a choice to make on how that message is crafted and what their value proposition should say. ... Read Post

Focus on the Critical Few

Focus on the Critical Few

Sales Professionals / Feb 5, 2016 / Adrian Davis

We are well into Q1 of a new calendar year and, if you’re in sales, that often means a slight feeling of angst as you look out to the rest of the year and wonder if you’ll achieve your sales goals. No doubt, you did your best to finish 2015 on a high, and now ... Read Post

3 Nonverbal Behaviors That Will Help You Sell More

3 Nonverbal Behaviors That Will Help You Sell More

Sales Professionals / Feb 1, 2016 / David Hoffeld

There is a compelling amount of evidence that has confirmed that the verbal and nonverbal behaviors salespeople deploy when selling shape how prospects perceive them, the company they represent and the product or service they sell. In spite of its importance, nonverbal communication is one of the most neglected components of successful selling. This disregard ... Read Post

CRM Has Failed in the Past. Will It Now Succeed?

CRM Has Failed in the Past. Will It Now Succeed?

Sales Technology / Jan 26, 2016 / Nikolaus Kimla

A Failure? Yes, it’s true. Going back roughly 25 years ago to the original development of CRM and coming forward to fairly recently, it could certainly be said that the first iteration of CRM applications has been a failure. They’ve been costly, incredibly difficult and expensive to implement, and additionally expensive to administrate. These factors ... Read Post

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