How do you justify the amount of sales enablement support you put behind different products?
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Twilio Vice President Marketing • 5y
The ultimate goal of sales enablement is to make sure the sales team is equipped to sell but also, they should “sell what's on the truck.” You can use the same mental mod...
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Grafana Head of Solutions Marketing | Formerly HubSpot • 5y
This is a similar question to another one so sharing the same answer :) The best way in my opinion is to zoom out and look at it through the lens of the company's main...
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BILL Head of Product Marketing - Accounts Payable and Developers / Partners • 5y
A couple of factors come to mind here. In general, consider what stage of the product lifecycle a particular product is in. That is usually a key factor that will infor...
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Enable VP of Product Marketing | Formerly Crossbeam, 6sense, JazzHR, Imagine Learning, Appsembler • 2y
This is a great question. I would start by deconstructing the enablement initiative in the following ways to justify support:Assess product impact, demand, and revenue po...
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fmr VP of Marketing, Qualia | Formerly Worldpay, Coupa Software, EMC/VMware, McKinsey • 5y
I always start with the outcome that matters to the company then back out what needs to happen to drive that outcome. For example, if we need to launch a product that dri...
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