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Your touchpoints are go-to-market success

July 23, 2026

Nobody loses a deal for using too few channels. They lose because their touchpoints add no value. Every interaction shapes trust, and small, thoughtful moments compound over time. Quality across every touchpoint moves deals forward. Quantity alone never will.

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The impact of alignment

Sales and marketing don't fail to work together because they dislike each other. They fail because no one structures the work so both teams have to succeed.

Pattern recognition

Everyone's watching the same data. Almost nobody's trained themselves to watch the person's behaviour. That's not sitting in a platform. It's sitting in every conversation you're already having, and most sales teams walk straight past it.

Your biggest research opportunity

Your most valuable market insights aren’t in reports, they’re hidden in your everyday sales conversations.

Do or do not. There is no try.

In a tough market, the gap between the businesses that win and the ones that stall isn't strategy, budget, or timing. It's commitment. And commitment shows up in the doing, not the trying.

Strategy to lose

We knew we wouldn't win. We pitched anyway. Sometimes losing on purpose is the most strategic move a growing business can make.

Sales learning to sales behaviour

Sales training doesn't produce sales behaviour. The right system does. Build the environment, develop the people, and the results will follow.

Stop treating LinkedIn like a billboard

Most businesses misuse LinkedIn, chasing likes over pipeline. Visibility feels like progress, but without real perspective, attention doesn’t convert. Being seen isn’t the same as being remembered.

Deal momentum

Sales fell for speed, shorter cycles, faster follow-ups, velocity everywhere. Sensible, until it kills deals. Wins don’t hinge on pace, they hinge on momentum and most teams are chasing the wrong one.

Events aren't a strategy. Follow-up is.

Sales teams invest heavily in events, planning, branding, staffing, only to waste the opportunity with rushed follow-up. That disconnect is where valuable pipeline quietly dies.

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