Reply Blog on allbound sales automation

Did you know that sales is one of the careers with the highest burnout rate?
What’s the main reason behind the burnout?

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Every company would love to have more inbound sales.

You know you’ve got a great product or service, one that can change the world (or at the very least make it a little easier for your customers).

“Someone was visiting our site and asked me what we did better than our competitors.”
I asked in return “Were you able to chat with any of them online today?”
He said “No :)”, signed up, and paid that day.”
– Josh Ledgard, Founder of KickoffLabs

As a leader, you’re responsible for increasing revenue and achieving financial targets.

There’s snow in the air, logs on the fire, and the mistletoe has been strategically placed around the office.

It can only mean one thing – it’s beginning to look a heck of a lot like Christmas.

Sales has changed a lot over the years. From a time when most sales were made face-to-face, we can now sell to millions of potential customers around the world.

Remember that moment from Harry Potter? Well, that’s exactly how my inbox looks like before every single holiday :)

What’s more surprising is most of the emails came from just a couple of companies who wanted to get my attention with their holiday offers soooo badly.

Outbound prospecting can and will help your inbound marketing efforts. For example, you can use outbound prospecting to secure marketing objectives like guest posts which will drive inbound leads.

When I was a kid, I was petrified when I saw Cube—prime numbers still give me the shivers. My friend would hide behind the sofa during Doctor Who, peeking out then ducking back whenever the Daleks appeared.