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2016’s Top 5 Sales Focused Blogs

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To help get you start on the right foot for 2017, we reviewed our blog posts from the past year to find those that stood out in their mission to put a spark in sales efforts. Have you read a blog recently that fanned the flames of selling? Go back to the phones and meet sales goals by providing prospects with solutions.

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5 Books & Blogs That Will Make You Better at Inside Sales

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So, we recently published a blog entitled, “ What You Won’t Learn from Books About Sales ,” and now here we are sharing our favorite books and blogs that can make your better at inside sales. With that said, here are 5 of the books and blogs we love. In addition to her book, you can also find her insights online on her blog.

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Year-end Blog Roundup: Most Popular Blogs of 2018

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Here are our most popular blogs of 2018. Our more specific follow-up blog was a hit, too: Keep Calm and GDPR on: How Marketers Can Comply with GDPR. In this blog, our sales development rep with the 60% response rate (!!) This popular blog was written by our SVP of Data & Research and SME Derek Smith.

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What Does it Take to Have High Revenue Growth: The Results Are In!

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This piece was originally posted February 6th, 2017 on Smart Selling Tool’s blog and written by its founder Nancy Nardin. To find out, read the full post over at the Smart Selling Tools blog. Smart Selling Tools, Inc., Smart Selling Tools was also a co-sponsor of DiscoverOrg’s 2017 Growth Drivers Report.

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7-Step DIY Data Segmentation for Account-Based Marketing

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Each step along that path requires an individualized experience – you wouldn’t want to send case studies to someone who doesn’t even know you exist, just as you wouldn’t want to send an informational blog to someone deep in the buying process. Understanding your account’s position in the customer journey can help craft your strategy.

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How to Operationalize Account-Based Marketing

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In our previous guest blog on “ Adventures in Account-Based Marketing ” ( original post from Terminus), I outlined the importance of taking a data-driven approach in your account-based marketing program and introduced a model I refer to as Fit + Intent + Engagement. Fit, intent, and engagement. Want to learn more?

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7-Step DIY Data Segmentation for Account-Based Marketing

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Each step along that path requires an individualized experience – you wouldn’t want to send case studies to someone who doesn’t even know you exist, just as you wouldn’t want to send an informational blog to someone deep in the buying process. Understanding your account’s position in the customer journey can help craft your strategy.