Saturated SaaS - filter out the noise with Sales Dev
JC10X
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Senior Sales Manager
Very interesting!
ChicagoCloser1717
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New Business Development Representative
yeah I would agree with this one
Bittersweet0326
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Digital Business Associate
Full cycle 4life
JC10X
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Senior Sales Manager
Could you elaborate on why full cycle? Thanks Bittersweet!
Bittersweet0326
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Digital Business Associate
In my opinion owning that relationship from start to finish eliminates any gaps that can slow momentum or cost you a sale. It probably is going to mean less demos and I realize that. But the customer experience and conversion rate are much better. I don’t have good data behind that off hand, but that’s what I see.
JC10X
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Senior Sales Manager
I totally agree on customer experience! Sometimes the data goes against that so kudos to you!
Bittersweet0326
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Digital Business Associate
Hahahaha fair point
chubbspeterson
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Business Development
I completely agree!
MaximumRaizer
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Sales Manager
Transactional - you can go full cycle
Blackwargreymon
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MDR
Full cycle 4life
Coffeesforclosers
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Director Sales and Market Development
Depends on the sale and product. I ran full cycle in more transactional sales and smaller tech companies. Now in the big software space with SE to explain function, i prefer the SDR to qualify as the deeper the cycle goes an AE can only own maybe 20 deals at a time, companies die if no prospecting can happen.
FightingFistDrangon
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Director of Sales
Full cycle, just for personal taste.
Clashingsoulsspell
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ISR
Full cycle 4life
MR.StretchISR
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ISR
Full cycle 4life
Jesterlord
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BDR
Full cycle, just for personal taste.
Mr.Floaty
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BDR
You should also have a coaching scorecard
Cyberjarre
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BDR
behavior change shows results, get a change to make a change
Error32
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ISR
Their ability to leverage their prospect's candor, not sound like they are reading off a sheet, and trigger cues to follow built out rebuttals for common objections and complaints.
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