“Don’t go chasing waterfalls.” – TLC
TLC didn’t know they were singing to Demand Generation when they wrote their famous song. Too many Demand Generation professionals are chasing waterfalls and its now time for Demand Generation to bring a fresh perspective to align the organization.
Every seller is now learning to navigate this virtual selling environment. To achieve success, they must focus on the mission critical needs of their prospects, tighten their message, and find the right stakeholders to engage in this new environment.
The list of accounts have shrunk and the account based process now begins with re-prioritizing accounts and re-allocating resources accordingly. Marketers need to understand how to prioritize this Account Based GTM approach with a new reliance on an entirely digital set of tactics.
As we look ahead to the next 3-6 months, organizations need to set up the organization to continuously collect insights and craft relevant messaging to engage customers and buyers. Below is session from our Virtual Summit where Dan Gottlieb our Sales Analyst, shares how companies are setting up “the newsroom,” turning insights into extreme value messaging and plays.
The COVID-19 disruption has created new strategic considerations for sales and marketing, resulting in the need to re-analyze target markets, re-allocate resources, offer extreme value, change tactics, and re-design organizations for the new environment.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis has created the most disruptive business environment of our lifetime. The speed in which the anticipated impact came to fruition was startling and sudden .
Over the course of four weeks (March 5 to April 2), pipelines increasingly worsened for sales and marketing organizations as buyers took less meetings.
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Sales development reps (SDRs) across multiple markets face an increasingly commoditized and hyper-competitive buying environment. There is a series of major shifts in go-to-market teams that align with successful sales development strategies and the biggest challenges for organizations.
As sellers across multiple markets face an increasingly commoditized and hyper-competitive buying environment, sales leaders help lead the organization through rigorous change in pursuit of one goal: help deliver extreme value to prospects throughout the buying process, and thus, exceed quarterly targets. The pursuit of extreme value spawns rigorous resource prioritization and a significant investment in a new kind of sales culture full of transparency, feedback, and coaching. Meanwhile, as fast-growing companies rapidly evolve, sales leaders find themselves evaluating tradeoffs between people, process, technology, tactics, and metrics.
All revenue organizations buy third-party data, which is critical to strategy, planning, and everyday execution. The importance of data to day-to-day operations continues to grow, especially its role in creating marketing campaigns and outbound prospecting. Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are also driving the demand for data, but the data landscape is changing.
Marketing leaders are encouraging their teams to increase the quantity and quality of leads and prospective accounts at the top of the funnel. Incremental changes in a commoditized environment will not allow teams to meet their goals. There is a series of major shifts in go-to-market (GTM) teams that align with the factors of marketing success and the biggest marketing challenges.