Rick Drigalla: Quality Matters

Rick Drigalla has worked in sales and 3D marketing materials for many years. Rick Drigalla has seen many different companies succeed and fail with a wide variety of marketing strategies in many different contexts throughout his career. One context he is particularly familiar with is tradeshows. Tradeshows are events in which many different businesses come to one place to sell their products and services mostly to other businesses. They have booths like at job fairs and often have three-dimensional marketing materials designed and built for them so they can catch the eye of their next client and find more success in their market. With so many different marketing materials and booths all competing for the same attention, the quality of those three-dimensional marketing materials matters a great deal.

Rick Drigalla sells marketing designs and buildings for companies at these tradeshows as the Director of Sales for Studio ETC, which offers some of the best options for large marketing materials in the industry. Rick Drigalla and his sales team work hard to help their clients find the best possible 3D design for their budget and their target audience. Even if a booth or display is lacking in quality a small amount, customers will always associate that lack of quality with a brand or company forever. It’s up to Drigalla and Studio ETC to design marketing materials for their clients to make good impressions on their target audience and solidify their brand and brand recognition in their minds.

Studio ETC always puts forth their best effort when designing displays for corporate interiors, retail displays, corporate events, and tradeshows. Retail displays are extremely important for large retail companies that have to sell their products off the shelves to customers in their stores, oftentimes with fierce competition in their market. Think about when you walk into a large retail chain like Target. Your eyes are immediately drawn to sale prices and specially featured items at a discount, which is usually an attempt to offer you similar products as their competitors but at a lower price. Consciously, you’re looking for good deals and products you need. Subconsciously, you’re noticing the overall look and quality of the store. Nobody wants to shop at a dirty indoor environment with products haphazardly strewn everywhere. Customers won’t bite on sale items if they notice, subconsciously or not, that the displays advertising certain items are poorly constructed or unclear in their messaging.

Rick Drigalla sells his company’s services by offering the best quality materials around and by promising that Studio ETC’s 3D marketing materials will put their clients’ brands top of mind with positive connotations for the brand itself and the specific products they are trying to sell.

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Rick Drigalla: Brief Introduction

Rick Drigalla has, at various points in his career, been responsible for leading the requirements analysis process that defines new products and required deliverables for a business unit. Rick Drigalla worked in the sales and marketing department at Grapevine Visual Concepts, Inc. where he expanded a sales team from three to ten people and helped increase monthly sales from $125,000 to over $700,000.

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Among Rick Drigalla’s personal interests are cheering for the Philadelphia Eagles football team snow skiing with his family, and supporting local charities.

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Rick Drigalla: How to Manage Business Relationships

Rick Drigalla has years of experience in sales, and like many business executives with a proven record of success has encountered firms that want to know how to increase their sales. While you might think that adding new customers is the secret (and it’s essential), managing existing business relationships is just as important.

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A strong business is one that displays certain traits such as integrity, honesty, and a willingness to deliver according to client expectations. Some firms make it a point to try and exceed their customers’ expectations. On the other hand, you’ve probably interacted with a company that may not have paid close attention to the client service experience or product quality. You can even point to those aspects as the reasons why they may no longer be operational.

Developing good business relationship management skills can start by learning your customers’ names, taking the time to listen to their concerns, and even finding common issues you agree on. It’s always important to remember that people find it easier to transact business with those they are comfortable with.

When it comes to maintaining healthy relationships, remember that the people you work with are customers also. You depend on your team to deliver, and they rely on you for direction and morale. Your relationship with your internal customers is just as important as that of external clients, vendors, and contractors. The more robust those relationships are, the easier you will find it to meet the expectations set.

Rick Drigalla has built a successful career by establishing healthy relationships with other professionals in his industry, and with clients, his business interacts with.

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