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The Data Will Bring Us Together: Relationship Therapy with Sales and Marketing

DiscoverOrg Sales

NAICS code. NAICS code. This information may be found using a combination of prospect websites, social profiles, public financial documents, and press releases. A few of the data points we use at DiscoverOrg for segmentation include things like: Job title / function. Seniority level. Industries. Employee count. Tech stack.

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B2B ABM: Seven Sales & Marketing Tips for 2017 - Tip #2 Should Marketing and Sales Agree on the Definition of a Lead?

Pointclear

The ten attributes of a well-qualified lead are: Targeted SIC or NAICS code. Environment documented (could be technical environment, compliance sensitivities…). Decision-making process documented. Competitive landscape documented. Firmographics (revenue, # of employees, # of locations…). Decision maker engaged.

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Successful Lead Generation - One Size Does Not Fit All

Pointclear

We define the attributes of a truly qualified lead as: SIC or NAICS code. Environment documented. Decision-making process and timeframe documented. Budget allocated or process for budgeting documented. Competitive landscape documented. Firmographics (revenue, #employees, # of locations). Decision-maker engaged.

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Introducing AccountView by DiscoverOrg

DiscoverOrg Sales

The output is typically a static document that is not very actionable. NAICS Code. Customer profile analysis can be a time-consuming exercise in Excel that takes several review cycles to get right and often lacks the flexibility to make simple changes. Number of Employees. Technology. Company Ownership Type.

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Guest Post: Successful Lead Generation – One Size Does Not Fit All

Jonathan Farrington

We define the attributes of a truly qualified lead as: SIC or NAICS code. Environment documented. Decision-making process and timeframe documented. Budget allocated or process for budgeting documented. Competitive landscape documented. Firmographics (revenue, #employees, # of locations). Decision-maker engaged.

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Guest Post: Yikes! We have met the enemy and it is us!

Jonathan Farrington

Here is the complete list (and not each criterion is necessary for every company): Industry (SIC or NAICS). Competitive landscape documented. I recommend that you use Authority and Need (with the need being backed by some form of compelling event) to qualify a lead. Authority (can be decision influencer or coach). Environment.

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Sales Leads – How to Tame a Unicorn

Cience

We suggest first using NAICS data for US companies. Here’s an example of information you can get: Screenshot courtesy of NAICS. Our suggestion here is as follows: A researcher should put down all leads in one single table unless you have different campaigns (in this case use the same document but different sheets).