What is the optimal cadence for creating and updating sales enablement content, and how does this vary across different content types?
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UserTesting Head of E-commerce | Formerly Merck, Disney, Evernote • September 24
The optimal cadence for creating and updating sales enablement content really depends on the type of content and how quickly things evolve in your market. For high-impact assets like case studies or demo videos, updating at least once or twice a year usually works, since these are tied to longer-term results.
For things like email templates or product one-pagers, a more frequent review is helpful to stay current with messaging and product updates. I've never been on a team that we've had enough people to keep everything all perfectly up-to-date, so the key here is staying flexible and responsive to shifts in customer needs and sales feedback.
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