How do you define SQL’s at your company, and what criteria do you use to vet an SQL?
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Tim Britt
Freshworks Senior Director of Channels Europe • February 14
Be clear on your sales methodology and discovery best practices, there is several simple tools to use from BANT ( Budget Authority Need and Time ) to Situation, Pain, Impact, Critical Event, and Decision. Generally, a sales rep needs to have a conversation with the customer to move the lead from an MQL to SQL and should have identified Pain points to be able to sell them a solution, identify the criteria for a effective discovery call and use training tools to review with your reps if this is not a SQL and not just " happy ears "
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