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Use Video to Prospect Leads and Control the Conversation

Vidyard

According to Google, 70% of B2B buyers now view video throughout their path to purchase, and nearly half of these prospects will consume over 30 minutes of video when evaluating solutions and it’s Sales’ job to guide them the rest of the way through the buying journey as a trusted advisor.

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Smashmouth Review - Genius.com Accelerates The Close Part 1

Smashmouth Marketing

We all know that accelerating a prospect through the educational/discovery phase onward to a selling cycle and then a buying event takes time. Especially today when the buyer defines the sales cycle, not the seller. There are two levels of product, Genius Pro and Genius Enterprise.

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Genius.com Accelerates The Close Part 1 - Smashmouth Product Review

Smashmouth Marketing

We all know that accelerating a prospect through the educational/discovery phase onward to a selling cycle and then a buying event takes time. Especially today when the buyer defines the sales cycle, not the seller. There are two levels of product, Genius Pro and Genius Enterprise.

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Genius.com Accelerates The Close Part 1 - Smashmouth Review

Smashmouth Marketing

We all know that accelerating a prospect through the educational/discovery phase onward to a selling cycle and then a buying event takes time. Especially today when the buyer defines the sales cycle, not the seller. There are two levels of product, Genius Pro and Genius Enterprise.

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How to Accelerate the Sales Velocity Of Your SaaS Business

Webbiquity

Launched in 1999 with the founding of Salesforce.com (or Concur , though it didn’t start as a SaaS firm), it’s worth over $170 billion today , and has grown 500% in just the past seven years. This is a very different business model from selling one-time purchases to customers, as noted above. Your average win rate.