If you were implementing a B2B Marketing and Sales Enablement program, what are the first 5 assets you would create?
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Guidewire Software Vice President Product Marketing • 6y
Good question - to have to pick is tough but if I must, here are the main things I think every sales rep needs in their bag to be successful: (1) First Call Deck / Pitc...
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Twilio Vice President Marketing • 5y
1) A (first call) pitch deck. This is a fantastic unifying asset that will help you hone your narrative and it can also serve as an educational tool for the sales team. Y...
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Adobe Head of Product Marketing, Real-Time CDP & Audience Manager • 5y
First, divide your efforts into “sales plays” (or depending on your company’s terminology they might be “sales motions” or “use cases”). Sales plays should each have a re...
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HubSpot Marketing Fellow - Partner GTM & Product Readiness • 3y
My answer would change depending on what we're talking about (B2b Marketing program vs Sales enablement program). For a sales enablement program: Pitch Deck Product use ...
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AlertMedia Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly TrustRadius, Levelset, Walmart • 3y
If you have product marketing and sales enablement as separate functions, asset creation should be owned by product marketing for the most part. Anything sales enablement...
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I don't think there is a magic list of items you must have for B2B sales enablement. Every product is different and likely has a different sales process - which will impa...
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