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How do you measure the success or effectiveness of your sales enablement efforts?

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  1. Kevin MacGillivray
    Kevin MacGillivray

    Pressable Chief Marketing Officer • 1y

    Here are four great ways to measure effectiveness: In the data --> what hard data can we look at (through Seismic, Salesforce etc.) that identifies how often enablement is used or how often it is leveraged when closing deals. Talking to reps --> talking directly to reps and asking them what they are using and what is the most helpful is a great way to get a pulse on enablement efficacy. Especially if you've got a trusted group of seasoned reps you can check in on on a regular basis. Listen ...Read More

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  2. Jeff Rezabek
    Jeff Rezabek

    Workyard Director of Product Marketing • 1y

    Determining the success and effectiveness of your sales enablement efforts depends mainly on your sales or organizational goals. However, some ways to keep an eye on and measure success rates include: Survey the Field: I run quarterly sales enablement surveys to understand changes in confidence levels selling to different personas, selling different packages, selling against different competitors, etc. The information here also gives me insights into gaps in our enablement so I can focus on buil ...Read More

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  3. Sharon Markowitz
    Sharon Markowitz

    Intuit Principal Product Marketing Manager | Formerly Zoom, Atlassian, LinkedIn, Intuit + CPG • 1y

    To effectively measure sales enablement success, product marketers should integrate both qualitative and quantitative methods: Alignment and KPIs: Establish shared objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs) between sales and product marketing teams, with a focus on metrics aligned with sales outcomes. When a common KPI like sales is leveraged, in my experience, this allows for an elevated partnership even if the ways to influence the KPIs vary given expertise. Qualitative Insights: Proacti ...Read More

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