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How to Get Hired Before the Role Is Posted

Sales Hacker

Make your profile less like a resume and more like your pitch. GTM industry events Upcoming go-to-market events you won’t want to miss: Pavilion GTM Summit : September 23-25, 2025 (Washington, DC) Subscribe now This newsletter was written and edited by Sophie Buonassisi , Max Altschuler , Paul Irving and the GTMnow team (not AI!).

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An Essential Guide to Using the MEDDIC Sales Framework

Salesforce

Your sales pitch for each of these prospects should highlight different features and case studies to cater to their priorities. Be prepared to navigate discussions and sales pitches with multiple parties to close the deal. Understanding their decision criteria enables you to tailor your pitch to what matters most to them.

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The SDR Career Path: A Scalable Approach to SDR Development

Salesforce

Account Management: An Account Manager is responsible for nurturing and managing relationships with existing clients to ensure their satisfaction and maximize revenue opportunities. 25% A & B account bookings 3. Elevator pitch assessment 2. VIP account booking 3. Sit in on 50 demos 1.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 137: Q&A with Laura Vogel @laurahvogel

Heinz Marketing

If I don’t sound like I usually do, it’s because I am not in the home studio back in Redmond, Washington. Or I can approach them from an account manager perspective and they’re going to answer the phone. Matt: Welcome to Sales Pipeline everybody. My name is Matt Heinz. I’m having a lot of fun with that.

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SaaStr Podcast #213: Tom Tunguz, GP @ Redpoint Ventures On Why Scoring Leads May Actually Be Dangerous

SaaStr

I went to work at a startup in Washington, D.C. Called Appian that went public two or three years ago, and we were building business process management software. And then I went to work at Google for about three years as a product manager in ads. When I was about 17 I got my first taste of startups.

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SaaStr Podcast for the Week with Redpoint Ventures and Cloudflare — January 3, 2020

SaaStr

I went to work at a startup in Washington, D.C. Called Appian that went public two or three years ago, and we were building business process management software. And then I went to work at Google for about three years as a product manager in ads. When I was about 17 I got my first taste of startups.

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GTM 137: The Biggest Business Turnaround You’ve Never Heard Of & The Growth Levers to Pull When Things Go Wrong

Sales Hacker

We’re talking about organizations like the Washington Post sending breaking news alerts, right? As I was trying to pitch people on that, it didn’t work all the time, but it worked sometimes, but I would say the people who stuck around. I’m a big believer in the classical account management function.

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