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Members of our team recently had the pleasure of attending Microsoft Convergence, a premier conference for the Microsoft Dynamics community. What really struck me about the conference is that, for a gathering of people seeking more powerful ways to use technology, the common theme always lead back to people, and to building better relationships.
Scoring leads is a great way to make sure that your sales team is working the leads that show the highest propensity of becoming a customer. This is an ideal area where your marketing, sales and analytical people can collaborate to create something that helps everyone to be more successful.
Marketing: Why won’t the salespeople work our leads?
Sales: Why won’t the marketing people give us good leads?
Sound familiar? Part of the answer to this age-old dilemma is lead scoring. In this post, let’s dive into the different options for lead scoring.
You may already know that about 80% of the leads that your organization invests thousands of dollars to generate are never worked by your sales team. But do you know why? It’s because 98% of the leads you generate … stink.
And your sales team has no way of knowing which 2% of the leads are worth following up. So it’s easier for them to work on the deals that are already in the pipeline and work with their networking contacts to generate referrals that are almost always more qualified than those danged marketing leads.
So how do you help your sales team find the gold nuggets buried in that mountain of leads?
As we discussed in a recent entry titled 20 CRM Adoption Options, organizations continue to struggle with adoption. By tying necessary tasks to a functional and dynamic platform, end users won't just have the option to utilize - they'll want to.
The Internet and tighter budgets have forever changed how prospects are making buying decisions. Research in the book The Challenger Sale tells us that prospects are over 50% of the way through the buying process by the time they initiate contact with a vendor.
Sales Intelligence solutions, integrated with CRM, are a part of the answer to this dilemma. In this article, we will take a look at the top sales intelligence solutions on the market today.
This entry will discuss how to create marketing email templates in Microsoft Dynamics CRM that we can connect to Outlook, saving your friends in Sales a boatload of time while ensuring brand standards and copy consistency guidelines are met.
Your work is too important to be just a daydream. Map it out. Be accountable. Refer back, make edits, and keep climbing. This isn’t a race, but a really fun ride and you’d best be prepared.
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