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Doug Davidoff

Why Traditional Forecasting is BS — And What To Do Instead

If someone tells me their biggest problem is forecasting, I congratulate them. After all, if forecasting is really the problem, they’re focused on optimizing their revenue growth process. That means the core aspects of their business must be in great shape. And, of course, my congratulations are typically short-lived, because they quickly realize they are still grappling with their core aspects—and they believe that forecasting will solve those issues. Forecasting gets a lot of attention...

How to Increase Revenue (Without Hiring More Salespeople)

In 2018, I wrote 7 Reasons Hiring Salespeople is the Wrong First Step for Faster Growth to caution...

3 Ways RevOps Helps Close Sales

As my employees and clients know, I love to ask a lot of questions. My favorite is probably “Is the...

4 Questions to Gauge If Tech Debt is a Hidden Cost

What if I told you that some recent, spectacular organizational failures that made headlines could...

The Ideal Tech Stack For Mid-Market Companies Serious About Smart Growth

Editor's Note: This blog was originally published on July 23, 2020 and since has been updated to...

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About QAT vs. UAT

We have a joke around the Lift Enablement virtual office: The four “words of death” for a project...

Imagine Is Changing Its Name to Lift

Happy New Year! January is traditionally the time of resolutions, fresh starts, new gym memberships...

My Recommendations for the 5 Best Business Books To Read in 2023

It’s an end-of-year tradition for newspapers and magazines to do a “Best Of” roundup so as the year...

Point of View Selling vs Relationship Selling: Which Is Right For You?

Point-of-view (POV) selling has been around for a while now, but there are still those who resist,...

The 5 Major Mistakes that Stall Sales Pipelines

Selling exists to enable buying. If you’re about to click away, bear with me another minute as I...