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How to turn the great buyer resignation into B2B career opportunities

Martech

And it should be emphasized that B2B teams and marketers have begun their transformation as marketing works across their entire company to play a more proactive role in all revenue and customer generation aspects. Drive the shift from push to pull marketing.

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Lessons from Salesforce to Celonis: Tips to Scale Globally with Celonis COO Arsenio Otero (Video)

SaaStr

When you can answer these questions confidently, it is time to go to market. The market can be as big as we want, but our resources are not unlimited. Knowing GTM segmentation requires understanding the potential impact on the market and how much of that market can be captured. Sales Cycle.

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What Is Partner Enablement and How to Create a Successful Strategy

Highspot

A well-thought-out enablement strategy turns your channel sales partners into confident sellers who can represent your brand with real impact. Theyll be empowered to close deals, expand your reach, and stay aligned with your go-to-market goals. Whenever you train your internal sales team, loop in your partners, too.

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Buyer Enablement: Definitions, Examples, and Best Practices

Highspot

Most sales organizations are built to support salespeople, whether that’s funneling content requests to marketing, to determining which sales support functions you invest in. This way, every action you take to enable sales will, by default, enable your buyers to purchase.

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170+ Women in Sales Share Their Career-Defining Aha Moment

Sales Hacker

Cassie is an operating partner at Primary Venture Partners, where she works closely with Primary’s portfolio companies to help them build, scale and optimize their go-to-market efforts. What is one a-ha moment you’ve had in your sales career? What is your best piece of career advice for women in sales?

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