Alyce by Sendoso

If you're looking to make your gifts memorable, read this. We often overlook the power of a well-timed, personalized gift. I worked at Alyce for 2 years. I know A LOT about gifting and direct mail. There is an art AND a science to it. But success in gifting isn't about the price tag. It's about the thought and timing behind it. Here's how you can make your gifts unforgettable. Crafting Personalized Gifts ↳ Choose items that resonate with your recipients. Personal touches make a big difference. Timing is Everything ↳ Send gifts at the right moments. They can create lasting impressions. Targeting the Right People ↳ Identify key individuals. Focus on those who will benefit most from your thoughtful gestures. Creating Impact: ↳ A well-chosen, well-timed gift can strengthen relationships and open doors. Attention to Detail: ↳ Small details can turn a simple gift into something extraordinary. Consistency: ↳ Make gifting a part of your strategy, not just a one-time effort. Remember: It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving. Kris Rudeegraap of Sendoso and I will be diving deep into this. Come hang? https://lnkd.in/eGN57jmx PS: I am always down to get a gift. I love the Red Sox :)

Shattering some common misconceptions around B2B Gifting. 🔨 🎁 At Sendoso, we're proving that thoughtful gifts can drive real business impact. 💪

I love working for Sendoso because I witness firsthand how our product enhances the entire sales cycle every single day. As we enter the second half of 2024, I wanted to share some highly effective use cases that I have seen the most success with: 1. Confirming every meeting with a Gift Card (Starbucks, Amazon, & DoorDash are top choices). I have a 90% meeting show rate  2. After Discovery/First Call, sending personalized gifts tailored to conversations (e.g., I had a call with a CMO recently who was taking a family trip to Disney so I sent her a Disney gift card to enjoy during their time there) 3. During Negotiation/Procurement, I typically send an item from our Marketplace (cookies, cupcakes, plants) to show my gratitude for their time  4. Keeping prospects engaged by forwarding notifications when gifts are shipped/delivered. This helps me stay top of mind & allows me to ask any outstanding questions without having to send a check-in email  If you want to learn more about gifting best practices, send me a message and we can connect!

“Spray and pray” does not work anymore –  everybody can do that now with AI. And now that the urgency to use AI has started to stick among marketers, it’s already being used to cut and paste, and put out less-meaningful messages to prospects. There’s a huge value in thinking about the customer in a more holistic view by bringing in automated, personalized orchestration and intent data and other signals. Listen to the whole podcast with Dave and Kris Rudeegraap, CEO of Sendoso, a leading platform for direct mail and gifting in B2B marketing. They cover: - The differences between Growth Ops and Revenue Ops (and where each is most effective) - Must-try direct mail strategies that go above and beyond to create memorable customer experiences - How companies have created automated programmatic outbound strategies using AI, including tools and techniques that enhance efficiency and personalization Search Exit Five anywhere you listen to podcasts.

This is a casual Wednesday afternoon email. A response like this can be yours 🔥 Here's the thing, I use gifting in my process, AS a gifting platform. I'd be shocked if my competitors (gifting platforms) weren't also sending this CMO something, I know she's talking to 2 others. All things being equal, who will win the deal? The rep who provides the better experience. The rep who shows they value the conversation. The rep who is sitting on the dinner table when they talk about their day. Skip the voicemails, skip the inbox, & join em for dinner. Deal Details: $30k opp vs $250 wine package

In this episode of the Exit Five podcast, Kris Rudeegraap, our Founder & CEO, sat down with Exit Five Founder, Dave Gerhardt as they covered: 💡 The differences between Growth Ops and Revenue Ops (and where each is most effective) 💡 Must-try direct mail strategies that go above and beyond to create memorable customer experiences 💡 How companies have created automated programmatic outbound strategies using AI, including tools and techniques that enhance efficiency and personalization Catch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gU7dqDtZ #podcast #directmail #b2bgifting #AI

Standing room only at Austin Sandmeyer 🔥🎁 breakout session at #EMU24! Love hearing about Sendoso’s event strategy and Mobly loves partnering with y’all!

Want to get ahead, juggler? Drop some balls. Early in our careers, we are taught the importance of grasping the fundamentals of our craft. We learn the benefits of focusing on the tasks at hand. "Attention to detail" is invariably on the skills matrix. "She's going to go far - she never drops a ball." And on it goes. You do such a good job keeping every ball in the air that your manager throws you a few more. "You never drop a ball." And so you figure it out. You're the star of the show. And here's your reward - more balls incoming! More balls in the air == higher self-worth, right?? Then one of these figurative curveballs hits you: - A wayward ball drops. Gasp! There goes the clean sheet. And what of the self-worth? - You're running ragged. No time to breathe. No time to live. - The world around you is sprinting along as you keep your eye on the ball(s). "Abhay - you've got to know how to drop some balls." I despised this advice when I received it several years ago from my manager. "That's just not who I am," my inside voice said. "I don't drop any balls. That's why people trust me and value what I do." Was she right or what! It was excruciating initially and I second-guessed myself repeatedly. However, trading in my juggling skills and getting more reps with 'brutal prioritization' has been one of the biggest unlocks in my career. Some would say I've even gotten good with this prioritization thing. :-) Your value is not determined by how many balls you can keep up in the air. It's in knowing which ones you don't want to drop.

According to LinkedIn's 2024 Workplace Learning Report, 4 in 5 people want to learn more about how to use AI in their profession. 🤖 During episode 1 of the GTM Roulette Podcast hosted by Kris Rudeegraap, Sid Mistry & 💌Andy Mowat chat about where & how they utilize AI today. 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: bit.ly/45D0uCR #podcast #AI #linkedin

Thank you Devon Jones for the invite to the show. You made me sound way smarter then I really am. Sendoso https://lnkd.in/emtYqgV4