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Six Clues Your QBRs are Box-Checking Exercises … and How to Fix Them

Emissary

Be sure your QBRs include discussions of effectiveness (including product development, customer experience, demand generation , branding, and bookings) and/or efficiencies (cost reduction, risk reduction, elimination of rework, and more). Don’t lose sight of those original business drivers. Those needs drive renewals and expansions.

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The Difference Between a VP of Sales and a CRO

Sales Hacker

The VP of Sales should possess a broader understanding of the business from a commercial perspective, and their incentives typically consist of margin, cost of sale, and other components that they have an impact on (especially if you’re watching your EBITDA for a frothy exit multiple). Big picture revenue growth and retention.

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How One Company Integrates SDRs into their Account-Based Strategies

The Bridge Group

Those in the top right quadrant were deemed AB-appropriate, while those in the top left were better suited to traditional demand generation. This accounts for roughly 40% of their incentive compensation. This is over and above their target incentive number. Jamie offered a few general lessons learned along the way.