The hottest Sales Strategy Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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beyondrevenueoperations 39 implied HN points 12 Oct 24
  1. Revenue Operations focuses on aligning sales, marketing, and customer support to boost overall revenue. This means all teams need to work together to improve the customer experience.
  2. Data accuracy and management are crucial in Revenue Operations. Keeping customer data clean helps everyone make better decisions and understand what drives sales.
  3. Ongoing support and training empower teams to succeed. Providing the right tools and resources ensures that all revenue-generating teams can perform at their best.

Rox

Not Boring by Packy McCormick 152 implied HN points 26 Nov 24
  1. Rox is creating a new kind of CRM that's built around AI. They want to help salespeople work better by giving them smart tools that can handle data quickly and effectively.
  2. AI won't replace all sales jobs, but it will make the best salespeople even better. The goal is to help strong sellers do their job more efficiently, not to take their roles away.
  3. Rox is focused on getting companies to connect their data to their system. By doing this, they can become a key part of how those companies operate, leading to better sales results.
Human Capitalist 79 implied HN points 14 May 24
  1. More repeat founders are starting new businesses than before. They learn from their past experiences and want to keep creating.
  2. The role of Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) is changing or declining as companies use AI and become more efficient with fewer employees.
  3. Many banking analysts might not be following the traditional path to becoming associates. They might be switching to other sectors before completing the usual years of experience.
Mountain Labs Newsletter 39 implied HN points 02 Apr 24
  1. To come up with a hardware product idea, being obsessed with solving a problem can help generate creative thoughts. Jotting down these ideas is important to revisit them later.
  2. Understanding market trends and competitor products is key. Looking into the market size and checking sales numbers can help you decide if your product idea is worth pursuing.
  3. Finally, evaluate your ability to develop and manufacture the product. Creating a list of necessary components and their costs can give you a clearer picture of whether your idea is feasible.
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Matt’s Five Points 0 implied HN points 15 Jun 10
  1. Using coupons and store cards can lead to big savings. With some planning, you can buy groceries worth much more for a lot less money.
  2. A strategy called 'buy more to save more' can work really well. By purchasing certain amounts of products during sales, you can save even more.
  3. Thinking of grocery shopping as a game can change your approach. It's all about finding deals and matching coupons with sales to maximize savings.
Kartick’s Blog 0 implied HN points 09 Feb 25
  1. How you present choices can greatly influence decisions. Present key options clearly and guide clients towards the best choice without overwhelming them.
  2. Using defaults can simplify decisions. If you recommend a primary option and label it as the default, it can help clients make quicker choices.
  3. It's important to frame choices positively. Highlighting gains or losses can affect how clients perceive options and may lead to better sales outcomes.