Attracting and retaining customers is at the heart of every business’ go-to-market strategy. But what exactly does that mean? A go-to-market strategy (GTM strategy) is an action plan that specifies how a business will target potential customers. At NuGrowth Sales as a Service, we’ve refined our go-to-market strategy down to four crucial steps to ensure success.
Salesforce, a global CRM leader when it comes to cloud-based software, empowers companies and meets their demand for an integrated and user-friendly customer relationship management (CRM) product. The American software company headquartered in San Francisco, California supports various business functions comprising of sales and marketing including our Sales as a Service team. Recently, our SaaS team transitioned from Classic to Lighting, the next generation of Salesforce.
As you prepare and strategize in the New Year, you may be asking yourself “How do I ensure I hit my sales goals?” Achieving the results you want involves work in many areas – sales, strategy, business partnerships, market development, account management, business expansion, and marketing. As you can see, there are a lot of moving parts.
As the end of the year approaches, you might be wondering about the overall quality of your database. Companies today are looking to sales enablement technologies, analytics, CRM systems and learning technologies to make their sales teams more effective and more efficient. Businesses are considering cutting-edge tools that will make their team better. Something they often don’t spend enough time on that can make the most significant impact on a sales team’s efficiency is data.
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Tradeshows are excellent opportunities to meet new customers, start conversations, and build your company’s brand. So, how do you prepare? We break down a vital outreach strategy you should implement before the trade show begins for maximum success. Waiting until the event is often too late and collecting business cards is not an efficient way to get business from tradeshows.
A revealing metric used to measure the success of any email marketing campaign is an email’s click-through rate. Click-throughs from email marketing campaigns are a proven way to increase meaningful sales conversations for your business development team. It is one of the proven ways to increase phone conversations with prospects. Getting better at getting click-throughs can have a direct impact on net new conversations in market.
Selecting the right cadence is essential for successful business development. Too many attempts in a short period can butcher your brand and come off as pestering. Not enough attempts, then you can miss opportunities due to not having the professional persistence to earn the conversation. On average, it can take over nine calls before making contact so having a call cadence that increases responses is essential to limiting the chase. At NuGrowth Sales as a Service, we have one proven call cadence to increase contact rates, meeting activity, and inbound email responses that decreases the time it takes from call to opportunity.
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At NuGrowth Solutions, we are committed to serving local businesses and staying active in the Ohio community. During the month of June, we partnered with Mid-Ohio Food Bank Operations Feed to collect meals for those in need. We divided our staff into four teams and strategized each week on how to implement NuGrowth sales best practices to collect the most items per category.
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If you’re in the business development world then inside sales is nothing new, however its recent growth might be. We discovered that inside sales reps are costing businesses less money while also increasing revenue, customers contacted, response times and efficiency. On average, an outside sales call costs $308, an inside sales call costs $50.
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NuGrowth’s Tactic Groups approach is a sales strategy that allows your business development team to improve contact rates by quickly focusing their efforts in the right direction. See how you can use 7 approach strategies that can spell the difference between a conversation and a “click.”
