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5 Takeaways From Rainmaker 2015 Conference

Last week I had the pleasure to spend a day at the first ever conference dedicated to the growth and development of Sales Development Representatives (SDRs). For those that are not familiar, SDRs fill the increasingly important role of reviewing, contacting, qualifying, and ultimately moving marketing generated leads to your new sales team. Utilizing SDRs has become increasingly popular as it allows selling organizations to increase efficiencies and utilize talent to their most valuable use.

How and When to Follow up With All Types of Leads

This post originally appeared on HubSpot's Marketing Blog. In the sales and marketing world, there...

15 Questions to Answer To Win The B2B Sale

One of the most common (and damaging) sales mistakes I see is the inclination to move to...

How To Create A Powerful B2B Sales Message That Works

There’s nothing that brings terror to the mind of entrepreneurs, business executives and...

5 Tips to Get Your Year Off to a Fast Start

Aaaah, the beginning of a new year. Filled with promise, opportunities and (so far at least)...

2014's Most Popular Content

2014 was an amazing year at Imagine. We added some great new staff, cemented our efforts in...

The 3 Ingredients of Successful B2B Lead Generation Campaigns

Blogs, landing pages and social media are all powerful tools for accelerating the growth of your...

The 3 Questions Every Sales Plan Needs to Answer

When I first started running sales teams I hated the idea of annual sales plans. I found them to be...

The 7 Sales & Marketing Trends That Will Determine Your Success in 2015

It’s hard to believe, but we’re less than three weeks away from saying goodbye to 2014. Have you...

3 Above the Funnel Tactics To Win The B2B Sale

One of the great sales paradoxes that I’ve confronted is that the best time to influence someone is...