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What if? https://lnkd.in/exgpdcmE Here's the basic premise: I asked AI to associate each character in Glengarry Glen Ross with a potential AI tool based on each of their personalities and this was the result: Shelly "The Machine" Levene (played by Jack Lemmon): AI Tool: Lead Scoring Tool: Like Shelly, this tool analyzes data to identify high-potential leads. It uses past performance and demographics to predict buyer behavior, providing valuable insights for closing deals. Ricky Roma (Al Pacino): AI Tool: Social Listening Tool: Similar to Ricky's charm and ability to read people, this tool monitors social media conversations and identifies potential customers based on their interests and needs. It allows Ricky to personalize his approach and build rapport quickly. James Lingk (Jonathan Price): AI Tool: Cold Calling Automation Tool: Lingk relies on volume and persistence, much like AI-powered cold calling tools that automatically dial numbers and deliver pre-recorded scripts. However, unlike Lingk, these tools can personalize messaging based on lead data for better results. Dave Moss (Ed Harris): AI Tool: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) System: As an experienced but struggling salesman, Dave could benefit from a CRM to organize leads, track interactions, and analyze past successes. This would help him strategize and close deals more efficiently. George Aaronow (Alan Arkin): AI Tool: Competitive Intelligence Tool: Like George, who uses unethical tactics to steal leads, this tool gathers information about competitors' strategies and pricing. However, ethical use involves learning from competitors, not stealing their tactics. John Williamson (Kevin Spacey): AI Tool: Motivational AI Assistant: Williamson's despair could be countered by an AI assistant that provides pep talks, tracks progress, and sets achievable goals. This could help him regain confidence and motivation. Blake (Alec Baldwin): AI Tool: Sales Performance Management Tool: This tool analyzes team performance, identifies strengths and weaknesses, and provides insights for coaching and improvement. While Blake uses harsh methods, this tool offers data-driven feedback for more effective training. Shelly Levene [second half] (Jack Lemmon): AI Tool: Lead Nurturing Tool: After his transformation, Shelly focuses on building relationships with potential customers. This tool automates personalized email sequences and sends relevant content to keep leads engaged until they're ready to buy.

This is genius ... although Blues City Deli eliminated first round is an absolute catastrophe. Talk about an upset. And Kreis' not even making the tournament?!?! My Final Four (from the spots in the bracket) ✅Blues City Deli ✅Hi Pointe Drive-In ✅Carl's Drive-In ✅Annie Gunn's (Lion's Choice as honorary mention) What's your final four?! #stl #retailrealestate #stlrealestate #commercialrealestate

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🎅 With Christmas just around the corner, we thought we’d start the fesitivities with a game of guess who! This Barwood staff member has: - Been rising through the ranks of Barwood since they joined in 2017. - A first class degree in Real Estate. - Run the odd half marathon. Let us know who you think they are in the comments below and all will be revealed tomorrow… #christmas #propertyinvestment

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CARDIFF OFFICIALLY HAS ONE OF THE COOLEST POSTCODES IN THE UK The Sunday Times has released its Top 10 coolest postcodes to move to in 2024. And Pontcanna, rightly so is one of them, as it continues to place itself neatly on UK national lists of the trendiest, coolest, poshest places to live in the UK. In the heart of Cardiff, it's close to the city centre, yet surrounded by Llandaff Fields, Pontcanna Fields and Bute Park. It's the kind of area where you find a Saturday farmers’ market, a host of bistros, coffee shops, doggy cafes and highly rated restaurants. The kind of area you would love to call home. No surprise then, that the average price of a terraced house in the area is over £400,000, way above the Welsh national average of £234,086. But even then, with all it has to offer, some might say it's a bargain. Take a look at the full UK list: The Sunday Times 10 coolest postcodes to move to in 2024 CF11 - Pontcanna, Cardiff NE6 - Ouseburn, Newcastle TQ7 - Hope Cove, Devon IV27 - Tongue, Highlands PO38 - Isle of Wight SW4 - Clapham, London LE15 - Rutland TN37 - St Leonards-on-Sea SY1 - Shrewsbury BT74 - Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh #stjamespropertygroup #ukproperty #investment #wales #investwales #cardiff #propertyinvestment #propertymanagement #property #propertytips #pontcanna #sundaytimes

It’s funny when you realize that you’re old enough to legitimately start using the expression, “I never thought I’d see the day”. If you’ve followed the amusement park/themed entertainment industry for any length of time, you can appreciate how appropriate the above expression is to the news of a Six Flags/Cedar Fair merger. I can vividly remember the coaster wars of the early 2000s when Cedar Point and Magic Mountain served as the battlegrounds for corporate rivals fighting for the title of having the biggest, fastest, and tallest collection of roller coasters. Twenty years later, a merger is the best strategic decision to attempt to ensure the survival of these two firms in an ever-changing amusement landscape.