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How to Measure Sales Fitness

Sales and Marketing Management

Despite the plethora of martech and sales enablement technologies now on the market, most sales teams are still performing at sub-optimal levels. With all these new tools making a salesperson’s job easier, there’s no excuse for your sales team not to excel. Author: Peter Gillett, CEO and founder, Zuant.

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Business Value Summit Interview – Getting The Most from your Business Value Program

The ROI Guy

A great group of product marketers, value consultants and ROI practitioners gathered in Santa Clara last week for the first ever Business Value Summit – West. Recently I had the chance to work with Microsoft on a business value campaign and ROI tool for Window 10 Software Assurance and Enterprise.

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Get The Right Data Into Your CRM

Appbuddy

Our obsession with collecting and managing too much data often starts from the very beginning—marketing lead capture forms—and then trickles into our CRM. Is your marketing team asking for too much information? Are you asking your sales reps to update irrelevant fields? Are processes taking too long?

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Sales Leads – How to Tame a Unicorn

Cience

For example, if 100 high-quality leads convert into one appointment, then reaching out to 200 high-quality leads should give you 2 appointments. Scalability is one of the key tools for your business growth. This alteration has changed the number of leads dramatically to a Total Addressable Market (TAM) of 1186.

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The Magical High-Quality Sales Lead — How to Tame a Unicorn

Cience

For example, if 100 high-quality leads convert into one appointment, then reaching out to 200 high-quality leads should give you 2 appointments. Scalability is one of the key tools for your business growth. This alteration has changed the number of leads dramatically to a Total Addressable Market (TAM) of 1186.