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How To Align Marketing and Sales for Successful Sales Enablement Very few marketers can say that their content production workflow is a well-oiled machine. That’s because too often, they try to fit into a rigid workflow instead of creating one that works for them. You need high-quality, carefully crafted content that delights your target audience while delivering results month after month. But how can you achieve that without having the right systems in place?

How To Align Marketing and Sales for Successful Sales Enablement Any chief marketing officer (CMO), RevOps specialist, and sales or marketing team member can tell you that there can be a significant disconnect between the marketing and sales teams. This disconnect isn’t just a potential cause for tension, but it can also cause substantial lost revenue. And while everyone plays a vital role in sales enablement, it’s clear that you need marketing and sales fully aligned for everyone to be more successful.

Marketer’s Ultimate Guide to Sales Qualification Whether the prospect has come to you, or you have reached out to them, the first discovery call will be pivotal for your sales team. During this call, you will be understanding your prospect’s intentions, their business, and any pain points that they are trying to overcome, etc. At this point, you would want to assess your prospect against the solution you are offering and their ability and desire to purchase.

Most businesses struggle with maintaining their content inventory because of the lack of a robust sales enablement content management system. For sales teams, the goal is to meet their quota by any means necessary, but more often than not, the driver turns out to be content. For example, prospects might ask sales reps how a specific product feature works or the ROI of purchasing the product. They’ll likely send a case study or product brochure addressing these points.