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n this PowerTalk Tracy describes and explains the definitions, systems, and cycles for great execution in chain accounts as it relates to "gap-closing" for chain features. If you're new to a chain route or responsible for overall chain execution at your distributorship you'll want to sue this episode for new hire training over and over again! He'll review Nielsen's DSOF metric and why this metric doesn't work well for distributors, hence introducing a new metric for success, Distributor Display Support of Feature, aka DDSOF. Also Tracy shares his favorite podcast episodes at the end - since we're all listening to more podcasts now, while driving around all day selling beer!
I was recently blessed meeting the industry legend, Harry Isabel. He is 94 years young with a legacy of stories and perspective to share. This is part 2. Click the link to see pictures of Harry and people he has impacted throughout his career.
www.isellbeer.com/isabel
I was recently blessed meeting the industry legend, Harry Isabel. He is 94 years young with a legacy of stories and perspective to share. This is part 1. Click the link to see pictures of Harry and people he has impacted throughout his career.
www.isellbeer.com/isabel
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NBWA NextGen Conference celebrated its 7th year in New Orleans, and Tracy Neal was honored to meet the next generation of beer distributor leaders. Episodes 023-026 will feature stories from the young and up-and-coming. As much as the industry has changed, the heart has stayed the same: we all work together to sell more beer. To see more about the new NBWA initiative, download these sales decks.
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www.isellbeer.com/nbwa
David Steinman is the senior editor for Craft Brew News and his father and grandfather run Beer Marketers Insights. He is young in the industry but is a part of a legacy that he will carry on.
Special thanks to Craig Purser, Lester Jones, and NBWA!
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