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Drive growth with account-based marketing

Martech

E-commerce has been on the rise for years but has had explosive growth during the pandemic. Because of this it’s essential to have an Account-based marketing (ABM) strategy. As many e-commerce businesses experienced firsthand, COVID-19 caused a boom in online shopping. Here’s a guide on how to do that. beforehand.

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How B2B GTM Teams Win and Expand Key Tier 1 Accounts with ABM

Sales Hacker

You will see how ABM was used to: Create $2M wins with an account that sales and marketing were “chasing” for more than five years with no results. Drive internal discussions and create a consensus in favor of an e-commerce firm. Change Sephora’s buying behavior, increase margin growth, and penetrate the C-suite.

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Going International in Times of Crisis: Good Move, or Too Risky for Established Companies?

Sales Hacker

If you’re an OEM or selling physical products, this one’s for you (sorry, SaaS folks). As the world is starting to reopen, there is likely room for your products in new markets, if you understand the complexities and risks. In 2020, US consumers spent nearly $710 billion on e-commerce , a year-over-year increase of 18%.

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The 8 Non-Negotiables for a Winning Product Launch

Highspot

By introducing a new product or updating an existing one, businesses can tap into new customer segments or markets, ensuring a diversified and steady revenue flow. Ensure Communication Across Departments A product launch necessitates seamless communication across various departments, from product development to marketing.

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The Ultimate Guide to a Career in Sales

Hubspot

For the same reasons that inside sales reps roles are growing, outside sales reps now often rely on technology to land customers. Nearly half of their time is spent selling remotely (i.e. It's good to check how much travel is involved, what technology you'll have access to, and what performance metrics you'll be evaluated against.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Keith Rabois and Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

I mean, many companies are not really serving the target market of the SMBs that are most affected, think like traditional retail, traditional coffee shops, comfort food, gyms, fitness, et cetera. But that’s more the exception than the rull of the go to market for many companies. People are buying and selling houses.

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Decacorns & Unicorns in 2020: Founders Fund Keith Rabois and SaaStr’s Jason Lemkin (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

I mean, many companies are not really serving the target market of the SMBs that are most affected, think like traditional retail, traditional coffee shops, comfort food, gyms, fitness, et cetera. But that’s more the exception than the role of the go to market for many companies. People are buying and selling houses.