Reps say getting in new doors is the fight
What salespeople say is the hardest part of selling
Source: HubSpot
The media sales landscape has changed
Getting in the door is harder than ever
Reaching a buyer takes more than twice the effort it did 20 years ago.
The gap
Most reps continue to walk in cold.
And when a rep doesn't know what to say, call reluctance becomes an even bigger issue.
The stakes
A flat call costs more than it used to.
When you finally get face time, there is no room to wing it.
There's good news
Preparation gets the meeting, and closes the deal
Buyers will take the meeting if you give them a relevant reason to. Relevance and insight don't just open the door, they move revenue.
The moral of the story
The hardest part of the job is getting in the door, and buyers are harder to reach than ever.
Reps who call or show up under-informed and unprepared get ignored.
The reps who research and personalize get the meeting, and close far more.
Only 30% of a rep's time is spent on revenue generation.
Forms, traffic, make-goods, order entry, approvals, collections, reporting. Reps know preparation matters. They just don't have the time, or the intel, to do it before every call. PrepRep does the legwork for them, in less than 5 minutes.
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