Remove Account management Remove Assembly Line Remove Pipeline Remove Product
article thumbnail

No More Quotas, No More Commission: Sales Without SDRs

Sales Hacker

Make prospecting videos, follow-ups, product demos, and other communications that drive virtual selling. The second aspect of the predictive revenue model is the sales assembly line or seller specialization or sales handoffs , primarily the AE/CSM split. Try Vidyard for free by signing up at Vidyard.com/free.

article thumbnail

Are “Traditional” Selling Skills Even Relevant Anymore?

Partners in Excellence

And, there’s always endless product training (actually most of sales training ends up not being selling skills, but instead product training.). Rather than heavily product selling focused, they leverage more customer focused language, but under the covers, they haven’t changed substantively.

Sell 93
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Expecting Our People To Think For Themselves

Partners in Excellence

To put customers on an assembly line where they are touched by an SDR, moved to an account manager, moved to a demo-er, moved to the next step and the next and the next…until the customer makes a decision. These people are the most productive. Holding ourselves and them accountable for that.

article thumbnail

Optimizing Part Of The Selling Function, Sub-Optimizing The Whole

Partners in Excellence

I read an article in which the position was put forth, “Inside sales does not have the responsibility for creating pipeline, only the responsibility for selling. But for a moment, I managed to contain myself. As I got into the article, the question was posed, “Who is responsible for developing pipeline?”

article thumbnail

Sales Organization Structures for Success: Models, Tips, and Best Practices

Highspot

How you organize your sales team will be determined by the regions you serve, the number of products and services you offer, the size of your sales team, and the size and industry of your customers. Your sales organization is in charge of generating revenue for your business by convincing buyers to purchase a product or service.