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Mixing Phone Conversations With Social Listening for B2B Sales Success

Sales and Marketing Management

In order to reach, pitch and ultimately close a deal, sales professionals need to be engaging with prospective decision-makers (6.8 per B2B buying decision) across social media platforms. Some love the phone while others avoid calls and won’t engage unless you reach out through email, socially, even text.

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2 Ways to Accelerate & Expand Reach on LinkedIn

SBI Growth

Your Reach on LinkedIn will be one of your best sales assets in 2014. 84% of B2B decision makers begin their buying process with a referral. You build your LinkedIn network, and increase your Reach. Focusing on Reach and Referrals is foolish without a solid profile. Start there, and then move into Reach.

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Personalization in Sales Outreach: How to Do It Right

Act!

Whether your small business caters to everyday consumers or C-suite decision-makers , you have to compete for every prospect’s attention. Build a connection Before you reach out to a potential customer via a cold email or phone call , it’s a good idea to start a conversation with them. You can use Act!’s

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Enterprise businesses, it’s time to leverage sales engagement to unlock revenue

SalesLoft

This is especially true given the fact many SMBs are businesses-of-one, so it can be difficult to reach the sole decision maker. Use one-to-many communication You can send customers through a journey that comes from your sales reps, just use automation so your reps can reach a lot more SMB customers. So engage them!

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How To Find Decision Makers In A Company

SalesHandy

Especially when you’re looking for decision makers, who’re usually inaccessible, and often indistinguishable from other prospects within the organization. Hence it is important to learn and figure out how to find decision makers in a company as part of your sales process. Who are Decision makers in a company.

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How to Create a Targeted B2B Customer Profile

Zoominfo

Decision makers are often only interested in sellers that know exactly who they are and what they want. But more niche terms like, “mobile CRM software,” or, “competitive lead intelligence,” generally have a lower price tag and attract your segmented audiences. Who is typically involved in purchasing decisions for your company?

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How Social Prospecting Helps Forecasting

SBI Growth

They have a large pool of prospects with direct access to key decision makers. The LinkedIn Tagging feature allows you to create these categories. Tagging cuts through the noise and identifies titles and roles to target. Reach out to those mutual connections and ask for referrals.