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. “If it takes so many emails/dials to produce a conversation, to double the conversations, we simply double the emails/dials.” ” Rather than focusing on listening, learning, sharing, we have tools focused on conversational intelligence–but they can’t conduct highimpactconversations.
How could they possibly have a highimpactconversation with senior people? It’s not the role, I think the role can be very impactful. They are expected to have credible/impactfulconversations with those customers. How do we get more people that we call interested in having a conversation?”
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Planning and executing highimpact calls is the way we maximize our impact in prospecting and helping buyers move deals through their buying process. All of these “pieces/parts” are critical to the job of sales person, accountmanager, BDM, or whatever label we apply to ourselves.
We engage in soliloquies not conversations. LinkedIn goes further in helping automate our relationships and conversations. ” It seems much of the drive for these applications of technology that depersonalize our communications and conversations is driven by the desire for volume.
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.” Technology can help and complement managers in coaching. It can provide them data managers can leverage in coaching, but technology can never displace the value a manager creates in highimpact coaching. Many organizations have another approach, they provide “coaches” for the people.
Even those with “good” conversions could be better, and small improvements add up over time. They also knew that the automated marketing emails sent to free trial users were highly valuable, and that feature activation during free trial was a huge driver of conversion and retention. These emails are based on specific user actions.
If they are successful, they more into the “real” sales jobs–AEs, BDMs, AccountManagers. ” I would tend to respond, “The opportunity cost is too high, we can’t afford not to invest in this phase of the sales process! Clearly, these people were more focused on volume of conversations.
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Where are the real stories of account executives and accountmanagers who are actually using the AI-based tools their companies are touting? You want to know if AI is actually making a difference on meetings booked, deals closed, and your conversations with buyers. This is frustrating as a seller.
A large part of it is they don’t understand their customers, and their businesses, so they can’t have relevant/highimpactconversations. It seems like a pretty simple, but high value add set of programs that SE can put in place. Sales people struggle to connect with their customers.
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We have account executives. We have accountmanagers. For example, an accountmanager’s managing the accounts may only need some very light prospecting skills to navigate within those accounts. in terms of sales enablement technologies, specialization, tools. This is Matt Heinz.
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So know that, and then know how highimpact it is. So then you’re going to have to have a very difficult conversation. You might lose someone who’s talented, who’s been helping to manage the team, and not benefit from bringing in that experience. It’s not going to be a fun conversation.
So know that, and then know how highimpact it is. So then you’re going to have to have a very difficult conversation. You might lose someone who’s talented, who’s been helping to manage the team, and not benefit from bringing in that experience. It’s not going to be a fun conversation.
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