According to a Demand Metric study, there nine different tasks that potentially fall under the sales enablement or sales nurturing umbrella. These tasks include coaching, onboarding, content creation, cross selling opportunities, analysis of performance, integration of new channels, on-boarding practices, sales strategy development, and other duties.
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30-50% of sales go to the vendor that responds first - InsideSales
Nurtured leads produce, on average, a 20% increase in sales opportunities versus non-nurtured leads. (DemandGen Report)
37% of companies don’t know which campaigns/content yield Sales results (Aberdeen: Ostrow, 2013)
75% of survey respondents reported that sales enablement made a moderate or significant contribution to their sales forces. -- Demand Metric
“If it doesn’t apply to the buyer’s journey, we just don’t do it.” – Shelby Dawirs, director of corporate campaigns at Logi Analytics
“Your competitor can copy your product or service, but they can't copy the relationships you build.” - Brian Goonan, partner at Ernst & Young
Only 30% of CMOs have a clear process or program to make marketing and sales alignment a priority (CMO Council)
Companies with mature lead generation and management practices have a 9.3% higher sales quota achievement rate. (CSO Insights)
38% of CMOs say that aligning and integrating Sales and Marketing is a top priority (Type A: CMO Council, 2014).
88% with effective sales enablement functions classified their organizations as "very strategic." -- Demand Metric
Only 30% of the content that marketing teams put together is actually used by Sales (Sirius Decisions: Bégin, 2014).
86% of B2B buyers access business-related content on mobile devices (Genwi)
Nurtured leads make 47% larger purchases than non-nurtured leads. (The Annuitas Group)
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