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Shocking Prospect Behavior Revealed

Are you tired of all those prospects sneaking around on your website without the courtesy to even fill out a landing page conversion form? What exactly are those anonymous visitors from domains like “sbcglobal” and “roadrunner” and “verizon” doing on your site? Who are these mysterious e-vagrants?

Our Nuturama process includes a new process that identifies prospects on your website even if they don’t fill out a prospecting form. Here is a taste of what our program can do to reveal your prospects’ hidden site-surfing secrets.

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Dealing with Stalled Sales

Sales and marketing can be dangerous business.

One of the biggest challenges sales and marketing teams have faced during the recent economic downturn has been with deals stalling during the later stages of the sales funnel. Based on our research and 20 years of technology marketing experience, we’ve invented “Nurturama,” an innovative process that will help your organization progress and accelerate prospects through the buying cycle.

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A Pipeline-Filling Machine

Wouldn’t it be great if you had a push-button machine that could do the following:

  • Shorten sales cycles
  • Keep pipelines full
  • Focus your reps on deals instead of prospecting
  • Cut your marketing costs
  • Improve communication with your team, customers, partners and prospects

We think we have built that kind of machine. We call it “Nurturama.”

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Announcing Nurturama: Five Spots Available

There’s an interesting opportunity that you may want to explore.

During my time at Accellos and over the last decade, I saw the market for software solutions change dramatically. We’re seeing new competition, new solutions, new buying patterns and most importantly new growth for the first time in years.

That is why I’m posting this today.

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A Lead Nurturing Playbook for Product Launches

Part III of the Series: 10 Ways to Untangle Your Product Launch

A while ago I was playing a mens doubles tennis match against a duo that was collectively 150 pounds heavier than my partner and me. The points on our side of the net were won with a lot of running, tight angles, drop shots and finesse. The points on their side of the net were won with blistering forehands aimed right at our faces. I think I still have a mark on my forehead that says “ProPenn 4.”

At the end of the very close match–each set went to a tie break–one of their players said, “That was like a battle of the piano players versus the piano movers.”

That’s kind of like lead nurturing.

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