

New Sales. Simplified.
Mike Weinberg
New Sales. Simplified. (2012) is a manual for individuals responsible for discovering fresh clientele. It examines the basics and presents practical suggestions and strategies for the ambitious newcomer in sales.
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Emotion-based talk triggers can be powerful but aren’t always suitable for every business. Instead, focusing on effectiveness through utility and speed can be equally impactful. Utility involves making a product or service so intuitive it naturally sparks conversations, as seen with Air New Zealand’s Skycouch, which enhances passenger comfort and becomes a talking point. Speed addresses the demand for convenience, exemplified by Paragon Direct’s car service that eliminates dealership visits, boosting customer buzz and business growth. Memorable customer experiences rooted in empathy, generosity, or fun also drive word-of-mouth, like Dr. Glenn Gorab’s pre-appointment calls, Holiday World’s free drinks, or Uberflip’s playful event approach. To succeed, talk triggers must be simple, unrestricted, and measurable, with at least 10% of conversations during testing focused on them. Effective triggers align with core values, as demonstrated by DoubleTree’s warm cookie or Five Guys’ extra fries, and meet four standards: being exceptional, pertinent, sensible, and replicable. By engaging cross-departmental collaboration and staying adaptable, businesses can craft impactful triggers that inspire organic recommendations and lasting customer engagement.
Emotion-based talk triggers can be powerful, but they don’t suit every business. This book explores how companies can stand out by leveraging effectiveness through utility and speed, creating memorable customer experiences that spark organic conversations. From Air New Zealand’s innovative Skycouch to Paragon Direct’s seamless car service, it highlights real-world examples of talk triggers that drive word-of-mouth success. Discover actionable strategies to craft your own unique triggers, ensuring they are exceptional, relevant, authentic, and universally applicable.
Jay Baer is the founder of Convince & Convert, a consultancy firm specializing in building and retaining a customer base. He is the author of Hug Your Haters and Youtility. Daniel Lemin is a former Google communications leader and co-founder of the healthy eating platform Selectivor. He is the author of Manipurated.
Emotion-based talk triggers can be powerful but aren’t always suitable for every business. Instead, focusing on effectiveness through utility and speed can be equally impactful. Utility involves making a product or service so intuitive it naturally sparks conversations, as seen with Air New Zealand’s Skycouch, which enhances passenger comfort and becomes a talking point. Speed addresses the demand for convenience, exemplified by Paragon Direct’s car service that eliminates dealership visits, boosting customer buzz and business growth. Memorable customer experiences rooted in empathy, generosity, or fun also drive word-of-mouth, like Dr. Glenn Gorab’s pre-appointment calls, Holiday World’s free drinks, or Uberflip’s playful event approach. To succeed, talk triggers must be simple, unrestricted, and measurable, with at least 10% of conversations during testing focused on them. Effective triggers align with core values, as demonstrated by DoubleTree’s warm cookie or Five Guys’ extra fries, and meet four standards: being exceptional, pertinent, sensible, and replicable. By engaging cross-departmental collaboration and staying adaptable, businesses can craft impactful triggers that inspire organic recommendations and lasting customer engagement.
Harnessing Talk Triggers for Organic Buzz
Crafting Buzz: Four Keys to Memorable Talk Triggers
Creating Buzz Through Memorable Customer Moments
Crafting Talk Triggers That Spark Conversations
Crafting Talk Triggers That Spark Conversations
Ignite Buzz with Memorable Talk Triggers