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This is the case at most of the companies I’ve worked for. Inbound leads usually come from marketing efforts—whether it’s SDRs/MDRs, webinars, online content, lack of referral or marketplace partners. It is a lot of work to survive on total outbound. But it’s a powerful skill!
Used to sell marketing tech-so the problem could also have to deal with a huge gap in written content on your website. The Google algorithm is very picky/sensitive when it comes to recognizing and ranking content.
Basically, the algorithm looks at the web of searches in the industry and knows what’s being searched more than other topics. So whoever is writing the best content (that also has mini content pieces that are linked to that main content piece and support that idea) is whoever is going to rank higher
I’ve literally seen small 50 companies with one writer outrank billion dollar companies like Salesforce…at their own bread and butter.
Product could be amazing or average even but if you don’t have the content to get eyes on it-you’re as good as dead!
Your company might be good at sales but sucks at marketing. You need both to do well.
Or it’s just starting out - that’s the case early on at most places
Sounds like marketing needs more budget or has the wrong strategy.
No one knows your company. No one knows the solution provided. Rather than marketing towards your clientele and having them seek you out (costing $$$,$$$.$$) it is less expensive to have sales professionals target the clientele and pitch for business.
Nobody knows about the product lol
Nobody knows about the product? Or also nobody even realizes there is a problem. Are you solving a real problem? Does your product create value?
Sometimes running ads is not the best way to reach your target market. The ad can be good but the channel is wrong. How do your competitors advertise?
I work at a SaaS that publishes research and we get retweeted / shared and people even message us. Is your research good?
Hard to make a case for anyone other than marketing. The software would have to have absolutely zero use because even if the software wasn’t great, potential buyers/users wouldn’t know that, so they should still be able to generate inbound leads.
True. What surprises me is that the software actually has big use.
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Who on your Advisory Board or your Board of Directors can open doors for you?
Been noticing this as well for the past couple of months and a lot of leads we have are generated by outbound even though it may come in as a tier 1/tier 2 lead. There maybe a disconnect between marketing and the sales team which could further impact the quality of leads you see or lack thereof.