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SaaStr Podcast #395 with UserTesting CEO Andy MacMillan

SaaStr

I was at a little company in Minnesota called Stellent that was acquired by Oracle. I also am a big believer that reaching out into networks and finding out how people have really done is an immeasurable feedback. I had somebody recently get promoted to CMO of a public company. I want to know when you win when it’s tough.

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

Sales Hacker

Lori speaks, writes, coaches and trains company leaders on ways to find, recruit, retain, and promote more women in sales and helps women become part of the best profession – B2B sales. I had never quit a job before unless it was due to a promotion or a better opportunity. Time to take notes. Lori Richardson. Joyce Johnson.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 104: Q&A with Jocelyn Brown

Heinz Marketing

Once we get past waves and the Minnesota Vikings and the Olympics, we eventually do talk about B2B sales and marketing. We are live on the lead funnel, media, radio network. They wanted to talk to each other and we just saw this amazing networking effect and this incredible desire for everybody to help everybody else.

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The Secret of Successful Account-Based Selling? Going After the Big Fish

Salesforce

Marketing is usually the first touchpoint; through targeted campaigns, prospective buyers are pulled in via digital ads, physical promotions, webinars, and other marketing materials. Your connections on social media sites also may reveal opportunities to network. You can also organize contacts and track outreach using your CRM.

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What is a SPIFF in Sales? Benefits, Types, and When to Use

Salesforce

Ideal for: Motivating individuals and teams to push beyond the minimum goal Mystery SPIFFs: Keep salespeople guessing until the end of the promotion period. Goals should be attainable and not favor certain sellers’ abilities or networks over others.