Xerox Educates and Empowers Customers through
“Building Digital Print Sales Success Stories” Seminar
Building on a long-standing
commitment to customer support, Xerox took its digital printing
expertise on the road with the recent “Building Digital Print Sales
Success Stories” seminar hosted at the Xerox Knowledge Learning
Center in New York City. The seminar provided attendees – ranging
from print providers to creatives and marketers – with practical
information about communication trends, marketing techniques and
business development selling strategies for the digital printing
industry.
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The “Building Digital Print Sales Success Stories” seminar is the
first in Xerox’s new E3 series, a set of seminars that help customers
build successful print businesses through the use of the “three
E’s”:
- Educate – Teach about the sales and operational opportunities
afforded by digital printing and raise awareness of market trends.
- Empower – Deliver the knowledge necessary to develop business-building
plans and capitalize on Xerox ProfitAccelerator® Digital Business
Resources and the Xerox FreeFlow® Digital Workflow Collection.
- Execute – Show how success can be achieved through the clear
execution of a developed business strategy and partnership with
Xerox.
At the first E3 event, keynote speaker Peter Muir, president of
graphic communications consulting firm Bizucate, Inc., shared information
about exploring tomorrow’s opportunities and provided a roadmap
to digital print sales success. Muir also addressed the specific
needs of attendees through an interactive question and answer session.
Larry Zusman, worldwide marketing manager for XMPie, Inc., discussed
how to build a business strategy using three key elements of 1:1
marketing communications: VDP, personalized Web-to-print and Cross
Media marketing. In addition, Zusman shared success stories and
best practices of customers who are using variable-data communications
and Web-to-print systems to improve response rates, customer retention
and overall sales.
“With the many vendors we have to choose from, we always turn to
Xerox because of the balance of corporate-level and local support
they provide,” said John Paul Teti, operations manager of Triangle,
who installed a second Xerox iGen3® 110 Digital Production Press
shortly after attending the seminar. “The seminar reinforced all
the reasons we choose to partner with Xerox for our technology needs,
gave us insight into the industry and helped to further the vision
of our company.” Triangle is now broadening its partnership with
Xerox by planning a series of training seminars specifically for
its sales staff.
For Big Color Systems, a graphic communications service provider,
the E3 series affirmed Xerox’s role as a trusted partner and contributed
to their decision to purchase a second Xerox iGen3 press.
“The energy the speakers projected and the knowledge they shared
about different market opportunities and print applications motivated
me to expand my business by pursuing these different avenues,” said
Sloan Freidman, partner, Big Color Systems. “Xerox is a true partner.
They really keep their client-base informed through seminars and
informational material; I’m already signed up for a webinar on how
to price for digital and variable information print.”
The E3 series helps drive awareness of what Xerox calls The New
Business of Printing and offers a forum for sharing industry expertise.
Xerox plans to hold several additional E3 events in major U.S. cities
throughout 2008. Contact your local Xerox sales representative for
more information. |