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Sales Candidate Shortage - More Proof That Sales Isn't Dead Yet

Understanding the Sales Force

Understanding the Sales Force by Dave Kurlan As you probably know, many people have been writing premature obituaries about the impending death of selling. Of course, that''s been going on since at least 2006 when I posted my first rebuttal to this silly claim, and as recently as last month when I posted my latest rebuttal.

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HubSpot is too expensive: Saving money on software without losing features

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” HubSpot has been around since 2006 and is a frontrunner in the marketing space. If you’ve ever Googled any sales or marketing tips, you’ve more than likely seen its content. Then we pay an additional $800/month for marketing hub and $400 for sales hub … We have 5 users.”. Marketing Hub.

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PowerViews with Jill Konrath: Changing Buyers Require Retooled Sales Reps

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2012 Surprise: Slow Adoption of Technology Like Sales Intelligence Tools. Click to start video at this point — Asked about reasons why recent research is showing fewer sales reps made quota last year than in 2006, Jill says there are a lot of factors at work. Using Inbound to Get Online Bumps & Support Sales Initiatives.

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Contradicting opinions on who generates leads

The Ultimate Sales Executive Resource

As landing pages are usually owned by the marketing department of the respective organization, these leads can therefore be considered to be generated by marketing. In 2006 only 40% of the leads were self generated. This figure actually has risen over recent years. How can we reconcile these two views?

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Sales Tech Game Changers: How to Drive Effective Relationship Management

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In this series, we ask Sales Tech Executives to describe how their solution can change a sales organization in a significant way. We call it Sales Tech Game Changers. This week I interview Lyamen Savy , VP of Marketing at PipelineDeals. Better customer relationships equal higher customer satisfaction.