By Victoria Dyke on Thu 10 April 2014 in CRM
We meet loads of different SMEs, in loads of different industries. Unsurprisingly, the more SMEs we meet, the clearer the similarities in business operations become.
Customer Segmentation Model (RFM)Target the right customers at the right time
Problem TrackingTurn every problem into an amazing customer experience
IntegrationsIntegrate your Prospect CRM Free Trial to your Inventory/Accounting system
Quoting SoftwareOptimise your Quote-to-Order Workflow
Grow Faster with Shared GoalsAccurately set goals & targets against revenue and orders
Cross-sell & Upsell MatrixStrategically upsell and cross-sell with Prospect’s Magic Matrix
Faster Order TakingTake more orders in less time - without duplicating data entry
The Growth EngineMaximise sales growth with the CRM Growth Engine
Missing Order AlertsIdentify at-risk customers before you lose them for good
Opportunity TrackingTrack sales performance with ease
End-to-End ReportingTrack performance by customer, product or salesperson
Stock-Aware CRMWhat is it, why you need it & how it will grow your product business
B2B Portals & Web ShopsOur trade portals offer integrated account details online
Get Orders 24/7Extend your business hours so customers can do business with you at any time
Content ManagementQuickly & easily make changes to your website as and when you need to
Sales Growth Strategies in B2B Sector ReportDownload the latest report for analysis and insights into the sales processes, strategies and opportunities within UK B2B SME firms
The Growth Playbook ScorecardAnalyse your growth performance to take control & drive your B2B sales success
CRM Comparison GuideCompare built-in features, weigh up star ratings & hear from real customers
"What is Stock-Aware CRM?" eBookDiscover how you can increase sales by 25% without a single new customer with a Stock-Aware CRM!
By Francesca Firth on Mon 03 March 2014 in Web & eCommerce
The last in our series of SEO best practice articles...
By Francesca Firth on Mon 03 March 2014 in Web & eCommerce
SEO can be broken down into 2 main categories, on and off site...
By Francesca Firth on Mon 03 March 2014 in Web & eCommerce
Once your site is built for SEO it is important to get the content right. Website content should be updated on a regular basis. If Google’s spiders see that your information has been left to go stale they will not visit as often causing your position in the rankings to slide. But what content do you need to put on your site?
By Francesca Firth on Mon 03 March 2014 in Web & eCommerce
SEO is huge. Whole agencies are now created dedicated to the marketing discipline of SEO, but for small businesses who don’t have the resources to employ a dedicated SEO guru or to outsource to an agency SEO best practice can be a complete minefield.
By Francesca Firth on Mon 17 February 2014 in Email Marketing
Social Media has been on the horizon for years now and its potential as a marketing tool has led to huge shifts in the way that businesses communicate with their customers.
By Victoria Dyke on Mon 17 February 2014 in Email Marketing
Find out the key trends for this year and what you need to be doing to improve your eMail Marketing...