The Science of Ten
At looooooonggggg last our ‘Ten’ sales intel groups met up in person again, after a gap of 15 months. No more ‘You’re on mute’, ‘We can’t see you’, ‘my Wi-fi is playing up’, etc, etc!
Tidy Green Clean: 5 x Ten!
It’s now over 10 years since the launch of our first sales intel group group, Sten, with well over £6m in new business won by group members. Especially during this Covid/lockdown period, these fortnightly video meetings have led to even stronger relationships and new business opportunities in a tough marketplace
How often should I network?
Like any other business development or marketing activity, our networking is most effective when it’s done regularly. A little, regularly works well. Bingeing, then nothing for weeks or months, doesn’t. But how often is ‘regular’?
Tten = 11th 10!
Despite only being underway for a few weeks, the Ttenners are already doing what these groups do: building relationships, sharing vital market intel and insights, supporting each other and winning new business.
Tidy Green Clean To The Four!
Our ‘Ten’ sales intel groups recently passed the 10-year anniversary of the launch of the first group, Sten. Well, over £5m in new business has now been won by group members
Well Done ALL Video Networkers!
It’s a tough time for everyone just now. And that definitely goes for business owners and sales people who are trying to make connections, build relationships and develop new business opportunities
Ten x Ten = 100!
So what are these groups all about then? They’re small groups of 10 business owners and sales/BD professionals who meet fortnightly to share market intel and work collaboratively to help each other with new business opportunities. Small, intimate groups means high quality and high trust relationships. So it’s no surprise these groups generate very high levels of new business.
Ten Groups Members heading to the Elevator Awards!
It seems like 10 minutes ago that we had 3 ‘ten’ Sales Intel Groups – now we have 7! So thank-you very much to all members of (checking I’ve got the letters right!) Aten, Gten, Kten, Sten, Lten, Mten and Xten.