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It takes a lot more than a great vision, a great product and even great brand awareness to achieve the level of success that leading Cloud and SaaS companies like Salesforce, DocuSign, Snowflake and Twilio have achieved. Every successful Cloud company shares a common trait - highly productive customer acquisition program and innovative sales and marketing organizations. Mark Petruzzi and Ray Rike ... more

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Today we will be covering three main areas with Andy Paul, the host of the Win Rate Podcast: more

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B2B Sales professionals are continuously faced with new challenges and obstacles they need to overcome on the path to success. In the past two years alone, sellers were forced to move to a 100% virtual roll due to a global pandemic. Most recently, th... more

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The professional of Sales continues to evolve, and is much more nuanced and complex these days - especially in the world of B2B Sales in the Cloud. more

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Cold calling is both the bane of existence for many sales professionals, while also being the key to success for sustained revenue generation growth! more

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Has the market segment you participate in evolved over the years? more

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The Chief Revenue Officer title is growing in popularity across the B2B Cloud industry. Is the CRO a new role in companies, or just a fancy new "C-Level" title for the head of sales? more

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