You’ve decided your lead qualification process could use a refresh. You turn to the internet’s sales gurus for guidance. And, as you start to read through, you’re swamped with incongruous information. This is how the certified sales experts do it.
Sales managers, what do you do when you’re desperate to fill your sales funnel? Here’s what to consider before buying a lead list, how to do it right, and alternative options for getting leads into your pipeline.
As a sales manager, you need to help your team recognize when to leave a cold lead on the table and instead invest their time in a warm and convertible prospect. Here are 6 signs that they need to move on.
Lead magnets are a valuable form of content marketing. In exchange for high quality content, your ideal customer provides information like an email address so that you can retarget them about your product or service. Here’s how we upped our lead magnet game by repurposing our existing content into a comprehensive business book.
While marketing’s main job is to generate quality leads for sales, not every business has the time or resources, but they still need to be selling. Here’s how to generate strong leads even if you don’t have a marketing team backing you up.
Following up with prospects is an important step in the sales process. Following up at random and without purpose, however, can land your email in the trash, never to be opened. Write the perfect follow-up email after sending a proposal with these tips and timing hacks.
With so many products in the market, choosing CRM software that’s right for your business and sales team can be difficult. In this post, I share our criteria for choosing a CRM that’s best for Proposify, provide a breakdown of the nine products we reviewed, and reveal which CRM we chose as our winner.
When you hear the term “social selling” what comes to mind? No doubt it’s the spammy, cold messages that come in your inbox from LinkedIn or Twitter every day. And if you’ve discounted it as a way to generate leads, I get it. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Social selling can be an extremely effective business development tool.