How to Solve the Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process By Nicki Kamau Allbound Marketing Manager https://www.linkedin.com/in/allennicki @NickiKamau

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales ProcessBy Nicki KamauAllbound Marketing Manager

https://www.linkedin.com/in/allennicki

@NickiKamau

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process

-The biggest mistake any of us can make is trying to search for customers, instead of having them come to us.

-Turning your outbound sales process into inbound sales and marketing can help cut the cost per lead by over 60%

-Prospects who come to you already know what they want and have done their research to find out who can help them solve their problems.

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process

Explaining Outbound vs. Inbound• Outbound: Giving information to

prospective customers on your terms NOT theirs.

• Inbound: Prospective customers come to you when they are ready to consume your product’s information and dig deeper into the buyer’s journey

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process

A New Way of Thinking• Make sure your prospective customers

are able to find your company through quality content

• Your partner sales process should allow end-users to define their needs and determine when and how your partner will be providing your product or services to them.

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How To Solve The Biggest Problems With Your Partner Sales Process

Evaluate and Optimize• Be cautious not to cast too wide of a

net. Do that, and you’ll wind up in a similar position as if you’d had an outbound strategy

• Focusing on a specific target market will help your prospective consumers be better informed on how your product can work for their company