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What Google Might Know about Hiring Salespeople

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan The NY Times posted a story on June 20 about Google, their recruiting efforts, and big data. One part they often disagree with is that too many clients require that their salespeople have a college degree and that''s where the NY Times and Google article comes in.

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Make the Journey from Descriptive to Prescriptive Data Decision-Making — and Turbocharge Your RevOps Performance

Mereo

Big data has long since entered B2B selling operations in full force. For good reason too: The right data promises insights that can help your leadership make better decisions and reach (or surpass) your goals. study , more than 250 out of 500 data leaders reported that they struggle to realize true business value from their datasets.

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The Coming Customer Data Tsunami: 3 Predictions for 2019

DiscoverOrg Sales

“Big data” is very 2012. But big data has historically referred to gobs of behavioral data. Most conversations around big data reference healthcare data, GPS/location data, data within government and education systems, financial data – all personal information at the consumer level.

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8 Methods for Collecting Customer Data

Nutshell

You’ve identified the customer data you want to collect, but now it’s time to actually go out and get it. Identifying the best way to collect customer data can be challenging, but ultimately, the juice is worth the squeeze, and the process can lead to better business growth. Nutshell Forms also send data directly to your CRM.

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Stitching Intent Data into Your Sales Strategy

DiscoverOrg Sales

Today, we’re talking through the buying journey and intent data – from the perspective of my true-life example of buying a sewing machine for my fiancée. Frankly, if you were to audit my personal Google search history on a normal day, I can assure everyone here that “sewing machines” are not going to pop up!

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How to Leverage First- and Third-Party Data in a Cookieless World

Zoominfo

It’s not rocket science: the foundation of any successful marketing strategy is strong data. The tricky part is understanding the nuances of first-party and third-party data, to leverage each in a way that allows you to serve relevant ads to your target audiences. “That’s only increasing the rate at which data is decaying.”

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Discovery Calls with Educated Prospects

Chorus.ai

This experience is even more critical for the “educated” prospect. What is an “educated” prospect? Educated prospects possess a lot of knowledge about your category or product before meeting you. Educated customers will want to seek value from their very first sales conversation. , As per Chorus Data Science, no.