Reach Executives Now (as they select 2012 suppliers)

The first quarter of every year is critical in reaching executives, showcasing your offerings,  overcoming competitive messages, and building early pipeline.

Budgets are now in place.  MDF or 3rd party funds have been allocated.   Strategy meetings are either complete or taking place. If you have a message to decision-makers as to why they should select your product, offering, service or solution, now is the time.

OMAI looks at a 12-month year as a series of ‘decision-cycles’, where a bell-curve can be created tracking propensity to listen and evaluate, propensity to select, and propensity to purchase. They all start to converge during calendar Q1.

iStock 000003296482XSmall 300x201 Reach Executives Now (as they select 2012 suppliers)In a poor or struggling economy, decision-makers and influencers must use enhanced levels of justification in selecting vendors and solutions. Whether the firm is privately held or public, increased scrutiny comes from the CFO’s office, the President’s, and often line managers who have strict budgets that must be allocated according to priority and ROI.

OMAI combines these various and often competing factors in crafting messages that executives relate to:   They appeal to ROI, to risk reduction, to revenue generation, to staff productivity, to competitive positioning, and to respect for budgets and the natural restrictions that accompany a down economic cycle.

Even traditional media adjusts to the times and circumstances of a dynamic marketplace and economy. OMAI, with its non-scripted executive dialogs, can accomplish this real-time. A powerful advantage that can convert to augmenting business volumes immediately.

 

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