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What cadence and channels do you use to communicate with executives versus user-level stakeholders?

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  1. Nick Feeney
    Nick Feeney

    Loom VP, Revenue • 7mo

    Cadences shouldn’t feel binary; they should be anchored in value. You don’t meet with an executive simply because the calendar says it’s time; you meet because you’re either giving something of substance or getting something critical in return. Every interaction should have a clear give-to-get. For large, strategic deals, say six to eight figures, cadences should center around the customer’s go-live date, not your team’s quota. Use their language, their milestones, their urgency. That reframes y ...Read More

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  2. Michael Cirrito
    Michael Cirrito

    LinkedIn Director of Sales, Enterprise & Mid Market | North American Staffing Industry • 6mo

    In a typical enterprise SaaS sales cycle, communication cadence, content, and format should be tailored to the audience.  At LinkedIn, we use a set of recurring, purpose-built meeting types to engage stakeholders at different levels of the customer organization.  This is what it might look like for a typical Enterprise customer:   Executive Briefings — Annually Audience: Senior executives such as the CHRO, VP of Talent, COO, or CEO (in smaller organizations).Purpose: Align your solution to the c ...Read More

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