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How management consultancies can effectively use business development services to grow their firm
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Research As well as generating a target list, business development services firm will undertake research into both accounts and markets. The research includes monitoring relevant news, combing for trigger events and intelligence that can be leveraged to open doors within a targeted account. Again, this is an area which is costly to perform in-house and can be effectively outsourced to a business development services firm.

Cold-calling Finally, the task of getting that all important "creds meeting"; inevitably, it requires someone to pick up that phone. Even if you’re using a softer business development approach, such as running an event or researching for a "white paper" interview, the telephone is still the most effective method of contact and one where a business development services firm can add the most value. And let’s be honest, it the bit you really hate doing anyway, isn’t it?

So, if you are a management consultancy seeking to drive revenues, utilising the expertise of a business development services company can be an effective approach to growing your firm.

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David Regler is Managing Director of Maine Associates Ltd, a UK business development Services Firm providing sales & new business development services & expertise to drive revenue growth.

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