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How Not to Buy Leads

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It did not matter if they were ready to buy – or even qualified to buy. The lower level employee that downloaded the content is likely the last person you want to start a sales cycle with. Neither one of these marketers were buying leads for low-cost commodities. They both sold relatively expensive software solutions.

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6 Things Good Lead Generation Vendors Do Right (That You May Be Doing Wrong)

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I asked if they had tested the list for validity. (One client has retained PointClear at three different companies because our relationship jelled when I mentioned I had researched his passion for a medical condition he’d survived). Lead nurture programs done well triples your B2B sales lead generation marketing ROI.

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How Much Leads Cost

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Of course, it depends on what you are selling, but common sense tells you that B2B leads for a complex sale (that are worth a sales rep’s time) are probably going to cost more than $200. Leads from these sources, most of which will land in a black hole , all cost more than the PointClear qualified and nurtured leads.

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Dear CEO: Find out how well your team is nurturing its B2B sales leads

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If you are buying leads on a pay for performance basis (which means the lead generator makes more money by generating more leads) then to the lead generator everything looks like a lead. That is why you frequently hear sales say: “the leads suck.”. Long term, things get even worse. Prospects will move up and down in the funnel.

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What is Value Selling and How to Generate Leads in Companies that Buy Value

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Value selling is PointClear's bread and butter. See this blog for a build vs. buy analysis that takes that argument off the table.). A so-called lead with a company that will never buy is going to end up being a waste of a field sales rep’s time. I practice it every day in my role as lead salesperson for the company. (We

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We're entering the era of accountability in sales and marketing

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I recently chatted with Jonathan Farrington of Top Sales world about the transition from finger pointing to collaboration between sales and marketing. The status quo--where marketing complains about sales not following up on their leads and sales says the leads are no good--is not the place to be.

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The Flavors That "Sales Ready" Leads Come In

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I once worked with the then SVP, Marketing of a large public company who was frustrated with sales. At one point he got so angry that he offered sales management the following choices for spending a $100,000 budget to generate leads. For details on how sales should follow-up on a lead click here. Big surprise.