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"You get only what you ask for"
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When your B2B services purchase is decided by only one person,
that decision impacts mainly his/her goals:
whether long term ( career ) or short term ( user experience ).
In this case, the options to reach this person out,
squeeze down to "get an introduction".
This map may help to spot the main ways to grab
your decision maker attention.
Hope this helps,
Flavio
If you are targeting a "single" decision maker, you are basically:
You just have two options:
(and, by the way, if you do have competition, then you can observe how do they get an introduction...)
You can introduce yourself by:
A trusted media is a trusted channel, if trusted by the decision maker:
The goal is not to use the media, but to get an introduction by the person in charge of the media. Ask the conference organizer an introduction!
A trusted person is a trusted channel too. Think to:
Whatever channel you choose to be introduced,
you must have done your homework:
becomeing a recognized (trusted) player in each niche before to jump on the next:
Now that you have reached your Customer do not waste all the efforts you made:
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