Community is the New Marketing: Using Internal and External Communities in B2B to Support Sales Growth -- with Simon Severino

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How does fostering internal and external communities in B2B help drive sales? Organizations that build an internal community around sellers to boost engagement and morale have more success. Similarly, organizations that build an external community of engaged users via forums and social media help convince sellers to trust them. Join author Simon Severino in this episode of Closing Time to learn how 'community' can de-risk the buying process in your organization. Watch the episode on YouTube. Shopping for a new CRM? Get a demo or start a free trial of Insightly's modern CRM that teams love. Connect With: • Simon Severino: LinkedIn // Strategy Sprints • Val Riley: LinkedIn • Insightly: Instagram // Facebook // Twitter // LinkedIn // YouTube

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