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As the ultimate sales and marketing truth slayer, Scott Stratten helps organizations see their business through a new lens with his unconventional “unmarketing” views and vanguard approach to building and maintaining real customer relationships.
As the president of Un-Marketing, he has transformed how corporations like PepsiCo, Century 21, Fidelity, and Microsoft do business with radical insights on how to engage better with customers through social and viral marketing. Named a top 5 social media power influencer by Forbes.com, Scott Stratten elevates the conversation by putting the focus back on what matters most to current and potential buyers: values like trust, authenticity, relationships, and service. In 2018, Scott was inducted into the National Speakers Association Hall of Fame.
Drawing from his experience as a marketing industry innovator and the author of four bestselling business books, he convinces audiences to look at the big picture, which is about creating loyal, repeat customers who become brand evangelists because they genuinely love the goods or services you provide. With humor, passion, and candor, Scott Stratten blends real-world strategies with memorable stories that will completely change the way you market and sell for the better.
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The tried and true ways of marketing have turned into tired and old, not to mention ineffective. At the same time, what makes businesses good or bad, successful or not, hasn’t really changed. The ability to build relationships and be heard by your market has never been greater, but it is overwhelming to determine what tools to use. This entertaining and thought-provoking talk covers both online and offline methods of staying in front of your target audience so that when they have the need to buy, they choose you. Scott will show your audience proven ways to connect more than ever before.
In the age of disruption, leaders face more challenges than ever. In this session, Scott will cover the key aspects of not only managing this new landscape but thriving beyond it. Your audience will learn to acknowledge not only what we’ve been through, but where we can go in the future; how to create a stronger team bond; the most important leadership trait going forward; how dealing with problem customers can strengthen your company, and create an environment where a multi-generational workforce can thrive.
Based on the “800-CEO READ: Sales Book Of The Year” this keynote is about the big picture: creating repeat customers, not one-time buyers. Your audience will learn how to create loyal clients that refer others and how to become the go-to company for something before they even need you. In this highly energetic and engaging talk, audiences will learn a new way of thinking about business that will completely change the way you sell, for the better. It’s time to separate from the pack of noise. It’s time to UnSell.
We’re in the age of disruption. Today’s business climate is changing at an unprecedented rate. Every week, it seems there is a new strategy, social media site, or technology that is a “must-use” or a “game-changer”. What we lose in this endless quest for the next bright shiny business object is that at the core of business while everything has changed, nothing is different. Trust, connection, consistency, and service will always trump any new app to hit the market. In this keynote, Scott will walk the audience through what is real and what are only smoke screens in the business world today.
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