Identifying and Eliminating Over-Discounting
Jared Wiesel of Revenue Analytics Shares Effective Strategies and Tactics
Combatting over-discounting is a perennial hot topic among B2B pricing groups. It seems that no matter how much we've already done and no matter how many steps we've already taken, we don't want to miss anything that might prove to be effective. And frankly, people are always figuring out new things and there's always more to learn. In this Expert Interview, we talk to Jared Wiesel of Revenue Analytics about his work helping mid-market companies identify and eliminate unwarranted and unearned discounts.
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