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5 Core Lead Management Features Your CRM Needs

SugarCRM

Our previous blog post discussed the core CRM features for sales automation. In this blog post, we’ll touch on the key features of lead management within a CRM. So, let’s dive into the lead management features that can make or break a CRM. This includes simple execution and tracking features.

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13 Emails Every Distributor Should Send

Sales Management Plus -- SMP

SMP is a powerful distribution CRM system that can help streamline your sales and marketing efforts. They are easy to implement in SMP, but even if you’re not currently a user, distribution sales reps will appreciate the time these templates save. Run a list of similar customers and send them a case study.

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The Comprehensive Guide to Consolidating Your Marketing Tech Stack

Zoominfo

Content Marketing High-quality content, such as blogs, ebooks, whitepapers, and case studies, is a critical element for drawing in new business and capturing leads. Content marketing tools may include project management, content management, creative development, and distribution systems.

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Sales Enablement 101: A Guide For Empowering Your Sales Team

LeadBoxer

Check out the case study here. It seems like a no-brainer to want to give your sales and marketing teams better resources, but it’s not always the case for many companies. In most cases, when a sales rep fails to meet a quota, the blame falls squarely on their shoulders. CRMs help with lead management, as well.

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Crafting a Winning Go-to-Market Strategy

Highspot

Here are the key differences between the two: Scope and Focus Go-to-Market Strategy (GTM): Encompasses the entire process of bringing a product to market, including product development, pricing, distribution, sales, and customer support. Addresses broader business aspects beyond marketing alone, emphasizing a holistic approach.

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Crafting a Winning Go-to-Market Strategy

Highspot

Here are the key differences between the two: Scope and Focus Go-to-Market Strategy (GTM): Encompasses the entire process of bringing a product to market, including product development, pricing, distribution, sales, and customer support. Addresses broader business aspects beyond marketing alone, emphasizing a holistic approach.

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How to Create an Ideal Customer Profile (ICP)

Zoominfo

Export opportunity data from your CRM and append account information as needed. This can include participation in case studies, online reviews, and more. A few basic characteristics to consider are company revenue, employee headcount (either the entire company or within a relevant department), industry, location, or job titles.