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Are You “Opportunity Starved?”

The Sales Hunter

Too many salespeople find themselves without enough opportunities to keep their pipeline filled. One of the most brilliant salespeople I know and good friend Anthony Iannarino and I recently discussed the problem people have with prospecting.

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Dear SaaStr: What Is The Optimal Structure of an Initial SaaS B2B Sales Team?

SaaStr

Where you burn a ton of cash is “buying” sales. Shoving sales reps into segments where you don’t have enough leads / enough demand. Starving” reps with too few opportunities. Brutal head-to-head competition in areas you might not otherwise compete. But whatever you do, make sure you know the game you are playing.

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Dear SaaStr: When Should You Hire Your First Demand Generation Marketer in SaaS?

SaaStr

Dear SaaStr: When Should You Hire Your First Demand Generation Marketer in SaaS? SaaStr I.e., usually much, much earlier than you might think. Assuming you are growing reasonably quick, a head of demand gen at even $20k in MRR can be accretive over the next 12 months. That’s just starving sales. Even when you hire a VP.

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Major Account Selling – What Really Matters Now

Sales Pop!

And the overall opportunity cost of credibly engaging in one of these complex deals can cause other organizational initiatives to be delayed or put on hold completely. For in these lengthy pursuits come clear opportunities that increase your chances of winning. Opportunity to excel in what you have confidence in.

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Go/No-Go or Go/Go-Go?

Sales Pop!

I met with a Sales VP a few years back who told me that “Every opportunity we decide to pursue costs us $40,000. Taking such exit actions shuts down the cost flows and allows you to redeploy scarce resources on more fruitful initiatives, like deals that you’re more likely to win. But how do you know? Think about it. That’s key.

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Happy Customers Aren’t Everything – Employee Satisfaction Is the Catalyst for Growth

Salesforce

There’s a misperception that you can drive growth by having really engaged customers alone, and the research shows that’s just not true,” said Ross Gagnon , director of research at Forbes. On the surface, you can generate customer satisfaction without addressing employee satisfaction. In fact, they are inextricably linked.

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How Custom ChatGPT Recommends Next Steps to Drive Sales

Accent Technologies

This article is about answering question 2, what should a rep do next in each opportunity? And moving those opportunities forward makes the difference between a healthy pipeline and one starving for good, beneficial deals. What should I do next for each deal or situation? The question plagues sales reps—and entire teams.