Bridging Sales and Marketing: A Recipe for Double-Digit Growth

by Dayna Neumann

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Meet Dayna Neumann

Meet Dayna Neumann - Chief Sales and Marketing Officer @ United Direct Solutions

Dayna Neumann is the Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at United Direct Solutions, a company that helps clients connect with customers through complex communication campaigns. She has spent most of her career in the printing, mailing, and manufacturing industries.

Dayna pursued an MBA to sharpen her marketing skills after recognizing the interplay between sales and marketing early in her career. She saw an opportunity for legacy industries to benefit from embracing marketing as a competitive advantage.

Under Dayna’s leadership, United Direct Solutions recently underwent a successful rebrand from United Mail, resulting in improved metrics and new business opportunities. Her team manages communications for highly regulated industries like healthcare and financial services.

Dayna emphasizes the importance of understanding both your own industry and clients’ industries deeply to create compelling content. She advocates for a multifaceted approach to gathering customer feedback and aligning teams around common goals.

Check out Dayna Neumann's thoughts on effective marketing

When it comes to the key to effective content creation in B2B marketing, Dayna shares:

"What most leadership doesn't understand about content creation is how much time it takes to develop high-quality content. Especially in the B2B world, most of what we're trying to do is educate our potential clients."

She also shares how companies should approach product launches:

"You almost have to launch and then continue with a long-tail launch process or cycle because you have to reintroduce it. People need to hear a concept, a name, or a brand nine times before they actually remember it."

And how companies can improve synergy between product marketing and sales:

"Listen to your salespeople. Ask them questions about what's happening in the lives of their clients. Nobody in your organization knows your clients better than your salespeople and your client service teams."

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