Posts Tagged ‘it sales leads’

Launch of Our New CRUSH Pro Sales Intelligence Platform

Tuesday, December 21, 2010 14:31 No Comments

We just announced the upcoming launch of our new CRUSH Pro Platform scheduled for release on February 1st 2011. The new CRUSH Pro Platform now enables subscribing upgraded customers to search the content of their deep dive Fortune 1000 and Global 500 CRUSH Report data in a web portal interface. The hyper-targeted advanced search is [...]

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Who Holds the Key to Your Sales Success?

Thursday, March 25, 2010 12:08 No Comments

Finding the decision maker and getting them to respond can be one of the hardest things a sales rep faces during the sales cycle.  Sales intelligence data can give you insights on who the decision maker might be, what questions to ask, and how to respond to his or her questions. However, you can’t expect to [...]

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Converting a Sales Lead into a Sales Opportunity Using BANT Criteria

Monday, March 22, 2010 15:35 No Comments

Before you start the relationship building process with prospects, you need to identify which of your prospects are hot and which ones are not. Using BANT (Budget, Authority, Need and Time) criteria, you can better qualify what leads you should go after. Originally developed by IBM, BANT criteria can help you determine if there’s a [...]

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Formalizing Your Sales Process to Ensure Sales Success

Monday, February 1, 2010 11:35 No Comments

Structure and continuity are extremely important in keeping a sales team functional and the sales process successful. Keeping things organized and requiring a specific progression of steps in the sales cycle ensures that corners are not cut, the prospect is well-qualified and well-nurtured, as well as making sure that no information is lost. The steps of the process must be clearly defined and simple to follow; the more you can avoid confusion and make this process visible, the more it will actually be followed.

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