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70 Words That Win: Sales Terms Every Rep Should Know

Salesforce

A sales qualified lead (SQL) has been vetted and deemed prepared to have a sales conversation. The data points can include demographics, engagement history, content consumption, and other buying signals (requesting a demo, asking about pricing, or attending an event).

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Predictive Analytics in 2018: What’s Possible, Who’s Doing It, and How

ConversionXL

The other half have a mix of data sources, which inevitably include an offshore SQL database (or ten) managed by an external vendor whom no one can track down. Pricing varies substantially based on the number of users and, in some cases, amount of data, but generally starts around $1,000 per year, though it can easily scale into six figures.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 205: Q & A with Kevin Marasco @kmarasco

Heinz Marketing

And I’m up here in Washington, they’re slowly starting to open things up. And then I think from a marketing perspective, in addition to the packages and offering and pricing implications, the main things we try to do is just help these companies. And it could be, is this an MQL versus an SQL versus a PQL versus an AQL?

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SaaStr Podcast #213: Tom Tunguz, GP @ Redpoint Ventures On Why Scoring Leads May Actually Be Dangerous

SaaStr

I went to work at a startup in Washington, D.C. So we ran a free trial survey because we found that in most of our startups, many of them at all different price points, even starting around 1K is obvious, but going up to 150K ACV, they were running free trials as part of their marketing campaign. Tom Tunguz: Well, yeah, absolutely.

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SaaStr Podcast for the Week with Redpoint Ventures and Cloudflare — January 3, 2020

SaaStr

I went to work at a startup in Washington, D.C. So we ran a free trial survey because we found that in most of our startups, many of them at all different price points, even starting around 1K is obvious, but going up to 150K ACV, they were running free trials as part of their marketing campaign. Tom Tunguz: Well, yeah, absolutely.