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Doug Davidoff

Shorten The Sales Cycle By Defining A Sales Qualified Lead (SQL)

When we’re conducting a sales and marketing assessment, one of the first questions we ask is, “How do you define a sales qualified lead (SQL)?” The typical response is about five minutes of explanation that basically comes down to, “I can’t quite tell you what it is, but I know it when I see it.” As we dig deeper into the assessment, we learn that most companies have no formal SQL process and often go to proposal without ever completing a defined qualification process.

People Won't Open My Emails & Other Content Marketing Myths

A few weeks ago, I was talking with a CMO who had just started with his company. He was seeking my...

7 Stats On Why You Better Be on the Inbound Marketing Bandwagon

Leaving Inbound 2014, one thing was clear - inbound marketing is no longer a competitive advantage....

Avoid This Killer Mistake When Growing B2B Sales

Last week I was talking with a prospect about launching a comprehensive inbound marketing effort to...

3 Insights Into Effectively Managing Sales Development Reps (SDRs)

While there’s nothing new about SDRs, the focus and popularity of the approach is increasing...

5 Components of An Effective Lead Management Process

This post originally appeared on HubSpot's marketing blog. Inbound marketing is a powerful...

Why Your Content Is Killing Your Lead Generation (SlideShare)

When companies begin developing content they tend to get very excited. Afterall it's quite an...

5 Actions to Multiply Your Inbound Marketing Results

Increasingly I've noticed a battle between the old paradigm and the new as inbound marketing...

Is Inbound Marketing Enough To Drive Your Sales Growth?

I don’t know if it’s selective perception or if the issue has hit it’s tipping point, but over the...

The 5 Things You Should Know About Your Competitors

I’m not a big fan of paying a lot of attention to your competitors in the B2B sales process. I’ve...