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Sales Tech Game Changers: How to Drive Effective Relationship Management

SBI

This week I interview Lyamen Savy , VP of Marketing at PipelineDeals. Nancy: What are the top 3 ways your solution changes the game for a sales organization? Lyamen: PipelineDeals was founded in 2006 with the mission to give any business the power to build game-changing relationships. A unique suite of pipeline tools.

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Sales Automation: 210+ Tools to Turbocharge Your Sales Process

Sales Hacker

And bringing every qualified lead from one phase of the sales cycle to the next does not always turn out as planned. To help your team streamline, quicken, and generate as much value as you can from your sales process, you should consider adopting tools and technologies that match your business model, goals, and sales framework/methodology.

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The 9Billion #CRM Debacle

SBI

While usability is there, Membrain CRM’s specialty is pipeline management for complex B2B sales. Something that actively helps them qualify and move deals through the sales process. It actively focuses attention on outcomes, milestones and activities based on your (read any ) sales methodology.

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Discovery, Demo, or Disconnect?

DiscoverOrg Sales

The hypothesis above is based on the research and conclusions of four leading sales trainers who shared their findings at the 2015 PipelineDeals Accelerate Sales Conference and Sales Hacker Workshop with Microsoft in Seattle, WA. Defining your CPP is a critical step to the success of your sales process.

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Solving the CRM Problem

Understanding the Sales Force

CRM is not consistent with sales process. Last week I spent 90 minutes with another client (8 people from Operations, sales, customer service, and marketing) showing them how CRM could be the answer to their inaccurate forecasts and pipeline reports. Management doesn't hold salespeople accountable for using/maintaining CRM.

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