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Paul Gregoire spends his time doing what
he calls "playing with puzzles." His
clients look at him as a person who can
create marketing databases that find
prospective customers that the client
might have missed. His skill is in making
the pieces fit together.
Paul provides the ability to help a
business get the highest priority leads to
the sales team. The result is that your
salespeople are calling on the best leads,
not whatever they find during the day. By
focusing on the best leads over the rest,
the salespeople can create considerably
more revenue per lead, and the client gets
the benefit of more sales at a lower
cost.
Two examples may help.
1 - For a Customer Relationship Management
(CRM) software company, Paul helped to
identify the top 100,000 prospects in the
United States and Canada. This includes
companies that were not yet ready to buy
or even to define the requirements, but
were likely to be defining that need
within a year. Then Paul sorted these
100,000 to find the best 12,000. With
that, the CRM company redesigned
territories and was able to ensure that
the sales representatives worked on the
best leads first. He has done this for
other companies as well.
For more information on how Paul does
this, please see Funding New Markets from
Existing Businesses - Opportunity
Databases - Business Horizons, Nov
1999
A second example is the creation and
maintenance of a custom database for
channel management. When the company
decided to move into a new market and the
database requirements grew beyond what
their IS department could quickly support,
the Meyer Group created the structure and
built it in a week. Since then, Paul has
been maintaining a critical part of the
program for the company, making it
transparent for the company's
customers.
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