TSE 1110: What Companies Get Wrong When It Come To Sales Enablement

Many people get sales enablement wrong because they have different concepts and ideas about what it actually is.

Roderick Jefferson began his sales career as a BDR, then an AEE, and finally moved into sales management. He discovered that he enjoyed sales more than he enjoyed closing deals. So he stepped into sales training.

Now, through his company Roderick Jefferson and Associates, he breaks the complexity of sales into practical ideas through scalable and repeatable practices.

Sales enablement mistakes

Sales enablement helps develop the right conversations the right way with the right tools. Ultimately, it seeks to decrease time to ramp or increase productivity and revenue.

Many companies make mistakes implementing their sales enablement.

1. They fail to establish consistency and parameters.
2. Many wait too long to hire sales enablement consultants.
3. They assume they need a consultant or a resource without realizing they need both. One can help you lay the groundwork that you can hand off to another.

Many companies aren’t really sure what they need. They know what isn’t working and they treat enablement like IT. But those who do sales enablement aren’t the fixers of broken things. They aren’t sales scribes or sales support. They must be sales partners.

Training vs. enablement

A difference exists between training and enablement. Roderick believes that training applies to animals while enablement applies to humans.

Enablement is woven into the fabric of the company. It literally has to be one of the top five initiatives of the overall success of the company. It also must have specific time-bound and measurable deliverables, metrics, and KPIs.

Measurements

Some of the sales enablement measurements have changed. We used to talk about butts in seats, headcount, and NPS scores, but those things don’t carry water.

Sales enablement now focuses on different questions.

• What’s the completion percentage of certification or accreditation?
• What’s the average deal size?
• Collateral use infrequency?
• How much new pipeline is being created?
• What’s the number of closed deals?
• What’s the product mix?
• What’s the quota attainment percentage?
• What’s the time to revenue?
• What’s the win rate?

Many of the old measurements aren’t definitions of success and they won’t help move the needle forward for sales.

Biggest mistake

Companies aren’t tying their goals, their sales processes, or their sales methodology to figure out where they fit into their buyer’s journey. They are trying to make their buyer fit into their processes, methodologies, sales stages, and CRM.

They must step back and reverse engineer their process and document what the buyer’s journey looks like. They must also figure out where to fit in multiple touch points in the buyer’s journey.

Sales enablement must be in place before you need it. By the time you need it, it’s already too late. If, for example, you’re planning to hire more people over the next year, you must have the content ready for them. You must have a process for onboarding.

Without these processes in place, you’ve essentially planned to fail rather than ensuring success.

Rethink ICP

Rethink the ideal customer profile. Start thinking instead about the ideal employee profile. From an enablement perspective, you start to get a feel for new hires and who is going to be a rock star. Instead of doing that after the hire, Roderick focused on working with HR resources around talent acquisition.

Consider what a rock star looks like especially in the context of where the company is going. Then take that job description to HR and explain what you’re hiring toward.

Sometimes sellers do well by accident because the prospect happened to need their product or service. In that case, they become simply order-takers.

When we fail to measure, plan, or structure our efforts, we don’t optimize. Imagine if every organization operated that way. It’s the detriment of the sales industry.

Supply chain ensures that you hit your markers and that sales leaders don’t move the goalposts. If you’re in the red zone about to score, you don’t want anyone to move the goal post.

Resource vs. consultant

Many companies don’t want to pay for consultants but they want help connecting the dots. It’s important to use resources and consultants because what one lacks, the other brings.

Roderick’s team brings templates to their clients so they don’t have to recreate the wheel. The process includes four stages.

1. Infrastructure build and augmentation.
2. Established sales enablement team.
3. Sales leadership and coaching.
4. Sales-focused metrics.

Hope

Instead of hoping that marketing does its job and that the customer buys, institute a clear process instead. Remove hope at every stage and rely on the process that focuses on your buyer’s journey.

Enablement is an ongoing conference rather than a single event.

“Sales Enablement” episode resources

You can connect with Roderick on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, or you can email him directly with questions at roderickjefferson.com.

Connect with me at donald@thesalesevangelist.com.

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TSE 973: Achieve Sales Growth Through Collaborative Sales And Marketing

On today’s episode of The Sales Evangelist, we talk to content marketing leader Pam Didner about the critical role content plays in sales and the importance of collaborative sales and marketing.

Content plays a critical role in educating customers and prospects, making sales enablement a natural extension of content marketing.

Pam is the author of Effective Sales Enablement: Achieve Sales Growth Through Collaborative Sales and Marketing

Automated marketing and sales enablement

Email is often our most common form of automated marketing.

Over time, with the integration of social media, social selling emerged, and it has allowed sellers to add other features to their automated marketing platforms.

Every organization automates its marketing differently, so your automation efforts will look different than those of other people around you.

Most people consider sales enablement to be related to sales training and development. If we expand it, though, we’ll recognize that there are things marketers are doing to enable sales.

Sales and marketing aren’t the same, but they complement each other.

Sales and marketing

Consider sales an additional marketing channel for your organization. With that in mind, consider the things you can do using existing marketing elements to better support your sales team.

Consider the example of a whiskey company who wanted to increase its shelf space in a specific city, so it offered to run specific paid ads on social media to drive foot traffic to the stores.

Who doesn’t appreciate more foot traffic?

This kind of effort requires sales and marketing to work together and think through some of the elements that marketing can use to support sales.

Sales and marketing people tend to lose sight of the fact that they are doing the exact same things every day.

Struggling to collaborate

Sales and marketing have the same business goals and they should work toward them together.

Things get complicated because their department goals are different. Sales focuses on revenue while marketing focuses on brand recognition.

Sales also has more of a short-term priority than marketing, which tends to have more of a long-term mission.

Finally, the two departments tend to have different resources and support allocations available to accomplish their tasks.

Sales and marketing can never be 100 percent fully aligned, but is it possible to find commonalities? Can we drive a joint initiative together?

Joining sales and marketing

In smaller environments like emerging startups, sales and marketing tend to work closely together.

In every organization, the mandate to work together must start at the top. Without direction from the leadership, the two teams will avoid working together because it’s more difficult than working separately.

It’s similar to parenting. Two kids from the same family have different personalities and different interests, but parents can lead them to work together and facilitate their relationship despite those differences.

Enablement ingredients

The three critical keys to enablement are

• training
• content
• coaching

Sales and marketing teams should try to understand those on the other side of the equation. Marketing is probably on the forefront of digital communication, and they can help sales understand how to use digital platforms well.

Have a conversation with your marketing department to learn from the things they already know.

“Collaborative Sales And Marketing” episode resources

You can connect with Pam at pamdidner.com. You can also grab a copy of her book, Global Content Marketing: How to Create Great Content, Reach More Customers, and Build a Worldwide Marketing Strategy that Works or Effective Sales Enablement: Achieve Sales Growth Through Collaborative Sales and Marketing

Her challenge is this: if you read her books and don’t find anything of value in them, schedule a call with her to let her know. She’d love to hear about your challenges and help you find solutions.

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TSE 891: Sales Enablement – A Master Framework to Build, Coach, and Lead Your Most Productive Sales Team

Sales Enablement means different things to different people, and though the definition varies widely, it’s one of the fastest growing trends in the world of B2B selling. More than 59 percent of organizations report having a devoted sales enablement effort, but only 34 percent are achieving their goals. It’s vital, then, that organizations develop a master framework to make their sales enablement more effective.

Today on The Sales Evangelist, Byron Matthews, CEO of the Miller Heiman Group, shares his company’s findings on sales enablement and the trends we can expect to see in sales enablement.

The growth has been so explosive, in fact, that sales enablement effectiveness dropped off in 2017, largely because so many organizations were wading into the concept. The learning curve that resulted brought down the overall numbers in terms of effectiveness, but those numbers should rebound quickly.

Why sales enablement is exploding

When sales enablement emerged as a concept, it was limited primarily to larger companies. Now, organizations with teams of 5-10 people are investing in sales enablement, largely because of the tremendous innovation on the buyer’s side of the transaction.

Effective sellers need more than just sales training and CRM systems. The relationship between the buyer and the seller has dramatically changed and sellers need new content services to keep up.

Byron stresses that more informed doesn’t mean better informed. But, he said, only 23 percent of buyers even look to a salesperson as a source of information. More than half of buyers engage a salesperson only after they’ve decided on a solution.

Sellers must provide value, insights, data, and meaning to the buyer. Because buyers rarely seek out sellers, you’ll likely have to be very creative to figure out what their needs are.

Once you understand their needs, you should seek to inspire them and add value.

Sales professionals as content marketers

If engagement is lower, then the stakes are higher. So where are buyers finding their information?

Organizations realize that customers are looking to digital channels, so they must focus on their content to make sure that the messaging is effective.

Companies must thoroughly understand what is happening with their sellers, to include the challenges they are facing. All of the company’s stakeholders must put together a roadmap and plan the way ahead.

The amount of change requires sellers to adopt a more holistic view of performance and what drives it. The effort requires training, technology, and content, overlaid with a plan to move forward.

This “steering committee” design results in a tremendous amount of buy-in across the organization because each segment can see the importance of its own role in the effort. No one wants to be the weakest link.

On the contrary, when a sales plan lacks transparency, individual components lack buy-in, which results in delays and failures.

The future of sales enablement

Sales roles are certain to adapt in the near future, as will the sales model design.

The growth of technology and AI in sales will reduce the tedium in the process, and free people to focus on the larger components of sales rather than the tedious pieces. The net result will be a redeployment of resources across the sales industry.

The other change is a shift from EQ to IQ. In past years, emotional quotient was important for building relationships and dealing with people. Now the focus is flipping to analytical information as sales professionals learn to work in a data-rich tech environment.

The biggest challenge, Byron said, is that companies are reluctant to make the change quickly because changing the selling model is risky. It’s true, though, that the companies that move boldly into the change are seeing the best results.

“Sales Enablement” episode resources

Grab a copy of Byron’s book, Sales Enablement: A Master Framework to Engage, Equip, and Empower a World-Class Sales Force. The book emerged after Byron’s company realized the incredible demand for information about sales enablement, and it offers insight into best practices, examples, and frameworks for success.

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Also, check out the Video Jungle podcast to discover how to use video to take your sales to another level.

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TSE 721: How Octiv Can Help Sellers Save Time and Increase Profits

Looking for ways to enable your sales team and boost your productivity? Think Octiv.

Today, I’m bringing in David Kerr, the CEO of Octiv. He was a former Groupon executive. He shares with us valuable insights into how you can revolutionize your sales, and what their company offers so you can increase your profits in less time.

Octiv automates and digitizes sales documents for sales professionals or marketing professionals to help them make sending documents much easier as well as speed up the sales process.

Here are the highlights of my conversation with David:

How Octiv Works

• Create a proposal using PowerPoint, Word, or PDF and put it as an attachment.
• Send it to Octiv.
• It integrates with a variety of your back-end systems.
• It assembles your document seamlessly so it’s available online.
• When the prospect opens it, you get a notification.
• You begin to engage and collaborate with your prospect.
• Workflow is automated so it goes to the appropriate folks that need to sign the document.

Can Small Businesses Use it Too?

Yes!

Reasons People Don’t Use Productivity Tools:

• Fatigue from using sales applications – The average sales rep interacts with about 8 and 1/2 different technologies in order to get their sales done.

• The concept around change management – Technology is not the end all and be all solution.

How Octiv Is Tailored Towards Marketing:

• You can integrate with different marketing solutions including Marketo,Eloqua, etc.
• Marketing can automate the creation and personalize their documents.
• You can automate your presentations as well and update them.

David’s Major Takeaway:

Think about the change management piece. How are you enabling your sales team with training, technology, behaviors, and tools? Ensure you’ve got accountability across your sales team.

Episode Resources:

Connect with David Kerr on Octiv and follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter.

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TSE 508: Building Predictable Pipeline With Sales Development

Predictable revenue is what everybody wants but nobody wants to do the work to get. My guest today, Sean Burke is going to share with us some relevant strategies and principles you can implement to help you see predictability in your revenue.

Sean is the CEO of KiteDesk, a sales development platform that helps sales teams create a predictable pipeline.

Here are the highlights of my conversation with Sean:

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Strategies for creating a predictable pipeline:

1. Have an account target.

Identify the companies you want to sell to in the sense that they should meet a range of revenue you could earn by earning their business. Don’t sell for everybody. The more detailed you can get, the better you can determine the personas of the companies.

2. Send the right message to the right persona.

Any large B2B company usually has 6.8 decision makers so your message should be able to match each of those personas.

3. Use metrics.

Measure the emails you send and see which ones resonate. Measure the call scripts you use. Measure the tactics you use that get the best results.

4. Consistency is key.

Like a curve, it can go up and down and over time, the waves of results start to normalize out to almost like flat line. Do this regularly to your personas and this is your conversion rate into qualified opportunities. Then you start to get predictable and start raising your percentages, for instance, from 15 meetings to 17 meetings. Then you can fine tune all the knobs accordingly.

5. See the gaps in between and tweak as necessary to increase the outcomes.

Once you’ve figured the conversion, the average deal size, the average time, find the gaps in your processes that you can tweak to increase conversion, etc.

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How to get started with a new sales development team:

1. Marketing decides who to go after.

They define the criteria for an ideal client profile and load that into the system to be able to create a list every week.

2. Marketing starts the process of defining the messaging then translate it into sales language.

This is where marketing and sales start to come together. Marketing then has to take it from marketing language to sales language where they have to find a message that’s going to create action.

3. Marketing makes messaging sales-ready and tests it.

Have a baseline number and run a different messaging track for a different group (but same profile of the personas)

Important note: Create the bridge between marketing and sales to make it right. Marketing wants to control some of the messaging but sales can help refine it. The point where they come together is where real magic happens.

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Criteria for Hiring a Sales Development Rep:

• Sacrifice
• Confidence
• Likability
• History of sales (having a family with sales background)

KPI’s for building predictable revenue:

1. Lead conversion funnel

Number of meetings booked

2. Content

• Emails opened and replied to
• Phone scripts
• Entirety of the steps (number of actions it takes to get a meeting) –  If you can drive down the action from 8 steps to 4, you get more productivity and it means your messaging is working.

3. Lists created and number of qualified meetings

Comparing different lists and identifying which messaging works

4. Analytics

Other strategies for increasing productivity in your SDR team:

• Sense the feel of the SDR room and always make the room fun and positive.
• Focus on delivering value.

Sean’s Major Takeaway:

It’s a process. If you’re not willing to commit to excel and be disciplined in this, then it’s not worth starting. Look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself if you’re willing to commit to doing this and doing it well and be patient with it.

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Episode Resources:

Connect with Sean on Twitter @SeanHBurke and LinkedIn and check out www.KiteDesk.com.

If you have any questions for Sean about sales and sales development, post a question on Quora.

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TSE 300: Is Sales Enablement Working For You?

The concept of sales enablement is pretty much becoming a buzzword in the sales world today, but what is it exactly?

Mr. Enablement here is going to give us great new insights into that. TK is the founder and CEO of ToutApp, a sales success platform where they offer a one stop shop for customers to prospect more, close more deals, and manage smarter – all this plugged into Gmail, Outlook, Salesforce, and more as one streamlined sales process.

Today, we talk more about sales enablement, how it can help any sales organization enable their sales team and achieve greater success, and how it has taken the sales training process into a whole new level.

Here are the highlights of my conversation with TK:

What is Sales Enablement?

• Adding a specific person dedicated to making sure the sales team is successful
• Traditionally, people spend on sales training. Today, the landscape has evolved.
• The version 2 of sales trainers where they figure out the systems and processes put into place so training is reinforced and every rep is following best practices and winning
• Sales enablement doesn’t have to be a dedicated person. It could be a role that someone hones.

Drivers that create sales enablement:

• A sense of “tools fatigue”
• A need to look at these things as a whole to come up with the right set of tools and processes to make a rep successful

The right candidate for sales enablement:

1. Prior sales experience
2. Empathize with salespeople in their day-to-day lives
3. The ability to look at the things you can give to reps to increase win rates and close deals faster

Good sales enablement vs. bad sales enablement:

The best sales enablement people treat their sales people as their customers trying to constantly figure out how to make their lives easier.

The role of customers in the sales enablement process:

• Think about your customer as a sales enabled person or the different segments of a sales team.
• Figure out what their needs are and how it differs.

What the ToutApp can do for you:

• Bakes in your sales process into the software so it helps the rep navigate the sales process
• Helps define key individuals so you can focus your efforts and not waste time
• Streamlines emails
• Integrates different platforms into the sales process
• Live Feed – tells you exactly what’s going on in your sales process
• Bridges the disconnect between marketing and sales to achieve overall success

TK’s Major Takeaway:

Do you have a piece of paper or document that clearly codifies your sales process? (Where you know the stages you go through and how you move from one stage to the next) That’s the first step of sales enablement. Then pick tools to scale that for the rest of your team.

Episode Resources:

Check out their website www.toutapp.com or email TK directly at tk@toutapp.com. Whether you’re part of a SMB or a large enterprise, I highly recommend you check out their software and see how they can help you and change the way you do things around more effectively, more productively.

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TSE 273: Sales Enablement “Gmail Email Templates”

Today, I will share with you a very effective sales enablement tool with Gmail to help you speed up the amount of emails you send. This way, you will be able to work more effectively and focus on the more important things. Work smarter, not harder.

What is Sales Enablement?

It means utilizing technology, means, or processes to enable your salespeople to sell better.

One thing that will help you enable your sales is the use of Email Templates and you can actually utilize Gmail for canned email, a tool-click process where it enables you to send out emails more efficiently.

So how does it work?

1. Open Gmail.

2. Click on the Gear icon in the upper right hand corner.

3. Choose settings and click on Labs tab.

4. Find “canned responses” and click the radio button to enable it.

5. Scroll down and click save.

Now you may compose an email. If you want to use a canned email, just click on the bottom right hand corner of your email.

One thing I’ve learned from Kevin Kruse during our last conversation back in TSE 266 is the importance of batching the time spent in sending emails. Instead of spending a lot of time composing emails, simply create canned emails to help you shorten the amount of time you’re sending emails in half or even more.

Episode Resources:

Get a free audiobook download and a 30-day free trial at audibletrial.com/tse with over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player.

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Check out the interview with Kevin Kruse on TSE 266

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