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What do software companies promise that sounds amazing… until month six? What separates a good rep from a truly dangerous one? And if you’re sponsoring a trade show, are you supposed to sit, stand, or stalk the aisle like a professional?Today we’re talking about smoke, mirrors, and session musicians. Because sometimes what looks like a rock band… is just really good production.#getyourmindright #gymr #poweredbyevolv #builtbyviv #digitalmarketingstrategy #merchantservices #cashdiscount #payments #dualpricing #tradeshowstrategy #salesmindset #entrepreneurship
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