Calendar title format

it may not matter one single bit, but I'm curious how ya'll format calendar titles. Does it matter?

Calendar Format?

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๐Ÿ’ป Virtual selling
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Pachacuti
Politicker
3
They call me Daddy, Sales Daddy
My company - subject

Or just the subject
oldcloser
Arsonist
3
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Your co <> My co - LingoFunk
DataCorrupter
Politicker
1
Account Executive
Agreed. Always put them first, you second.
IAMAM
Catalyst
0
SADNESS
My reason for me first is so that itโ€™s easier for them to see on their calendar - I actually think of that as a courtesy. Food for thought!
DataCorrupter
Politicker
0
Account Executive
Yeah, I understand that, but in this business, with every AE doing the same thing all the time, it's nice to draw a contrast between you and the other guy.

This really isn't a holy war, whether one is more right than the other, it's a matter of style. I'd (personally) rather zig when all other AEs are zagging, and I feel like that sets me apart, even it's just by 1%. Maybe that 1% lands me one more deal than I would have had otherwise. I think buyers notice small details like that throughout a buying process.
jefe
Arsonist
1
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My Company | Your Company - Subject or My Name/Your Name
aiko
Politicker
1
Sr. Account Executive
Company - Subject | Customer

I want my name or company to show up first on their calendar
Kosta_Konfucius
Politicker
1
Sales Rep
I like to use names and the company if they only have one person joining
Diablo
Politicker
1
Sr. AE
Your co <> My co - Sub
Sunbunny31
Politicker
1
Sr Sales Executive ๐Ÿฐ
Your company + my company - subject
I have the other company in the subject so I can see at a glance what's happening on my calendar, plus it helps the rest of my team. If everything on my calendar is "my company - subject", it's a mess. Source: had a BDR that would schedule meetings that way and it was a mess.
CuriousFox
WR Officer
1
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Their company first
IAMAM
Catalyst
0
SADNESS
My reason for me first is so that itโ€™s easier for them to see on their calendar - I actually think of that as a courtesy. Food for thought!
CuriousFox
WR Officer
2
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Their company first/your company then the word meeting. You see it all on one line.
IAMAM
Catalyst
0
SADNESS
Iโ€™m going to A/B test this ๐Ÿง
Beans
Big Shot
0
Enterprise Account Executive
Them first fam
IAMAM
Catalyst
0
SADNESS
My reason for me first is so that itโ€™s easier for them to see on their calendar - I actually think of that as a courtesy. Food for thought!
braintank
Politicker
0
Enterprise Account Executive
I don't put my company name, i typically call meeting "XXX project at <their company>"
GDO
Politicker
0
BDM
your company & My company - subject
JustGonnaSendIt
Politicker
0
Burn Towns, Get Money
Meeting Subject | Company / Product Name
For example:

Improving Sales Team Morale | Bravado

This answers the two most important questions about external meetings immediately for busy stakeholders:

- What is this meeting about?
- Which vendor is this meeting with?
ApocalyBoom
Politicker
0
Account Executive
I prefer to use the name and company if its just one person
Mothy
Politicker
0
Account Executive
My Company & Your Company - Subject
7

Does a Calendar link in your signature increase chances of being sent to spam?

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Members only

What do you title your intro meeting invites?

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Have you ever had a prospect call you out on the meeting title?
16% Yes - good
5% Yes - bad
76% Nope
3% Nah bro, I've never set a meeting ๐Ÿ˜ข
141 people voted
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Include a calendar link in your emails?

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