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Confused customers don’t buy and confused sales people don’t sell. Get everyone selling the same proposition clearly:

  • Sell more, faster
  • Win every deal
  • Help your channel sell more
  • Get your customer to sell you in
  • Get your sales people up to speed quickly
increase sales
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Cisco Systems (Technology)
"Working with Cognac is a pleasure from beginning to end..."
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QUBE Networks (Technology)
"The TradeShow was a huge success..."
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Azlan (Technology)
"This programme is extremely difficult to explain consistently across language and corporate barriers. Or at least it was....”
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Newscounter (Technology & Professional Services)
"Our proposition now takes 2 minutes instead of 20 to explain"
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Broaden (Financial & Professional Services)
"Having a big picture has helped us close at least a dozen deals worth £1/4 million in fees because the client 'got it'”
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RPS (Financial & Professional Services)
"Client response has exceeded all expectations..."
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PEO People (Financial & Professional Services)
"It has certainly helped shorten the sales cycle and close deals quicker…"
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FiscalReps (Financial & Professional Services)
"Our big picture has significantly reduced our sales lead time"
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Valad Property Group
Increase investment with a clear and consistent message

new from the info hub:

Launching our new big pictures today!

Launching our new big pictures today!

In response to many comments and feedback we're launching some new big pictures to meet different needs and budget requirements.

Thought for the quarter

Thought for the quarter

Owen Ashby - changes in sales approach born out of the ‘New World Order’

‘New’ discovery in visual communications

‘New’ discovery in visual communications

Learning to sketch in San Francisco – how to reach the 60% of us that are ‘visual learners’