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27 hours

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Free

Mode of learning

Online

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Sales Enablement
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  • This course lays out the skills and knowledge necessary to develop a marketing-driven sales enablement strategy, for beginners or those looking to hone their skills
  • You'll learn the basics of sales enablement, and how to align your marketing and sales team under the same strategy and goals
  • You'll learn ways to make the connection with your buyers and use content as an effective sales tool
  • The course will teach you about automation tools to use in your sales enablement strategy and about how to enable continued customer success after a sale

Sales Enablement
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Curriculum

Adopting a Sales Enablement Mentality

Introduction to the Program

Course Introduction Video

Careers in Sales and Customer Relationship Management

Weekly Introduction: Adopting a Sales Enablement Mentality

Why You Need Sales Enablement

Developing a Sales Enablement Strategy

Sales Enablement in Action

The Importance of Having a Vision and Setting Goals

Creating a Revenue Goal

Leads and the Sales Pipeline

The Importance of Lead Qualification

Identifying Fit and Sales Readiness

Mastering Lead Qualification

Weekly Review: Adopting a Sales Enablement Mentality

Course Syllabus

How to Be Successful in this Course

Worksheet: Sales Enablement Self Evaluation

Creating Your Vision and Goals

Worksheet: Designing Your Vision

Developing a Lead Qualification Framework

Practice Quiz: Sales Enablement Definition and Importance

Practice Quiz: Developing a Unified Goal

Exercise: A Lead Qualification Framework

Practice Quiz: Developing a Lead Qualification Framework

Graded Quiz: Adopting a Sales Enablement Mentality

Managing for Sales Enablement

Weekly Introduction: Managing for Sales Enablement

The Importance of the Sales and Marketing SLA

Creating an SLA for Your Teams

Optimizing Your SLA

Beyond the SLA

The Importance of Smarketing Meetings

Planning an Effective Smarketing Meeting

Running an Effective Smarketing Meeting

Weekly Review: Managing for Sales Enablement

Creating Your SLA (Set Number of Leads)

Creating Your SLA (Time to Contact)

Working with an SLA

The Pop Model

Plan a Smarketing Meeting

Exercise: Creating an SLA in Practice

Practice Quiz: Working with an SLA

Practice Quiz: Maintaining Alignment with Smarketing Meetings

Exercise: Plan a Smarketing Meeting

Graded Quiz: Managing for Sales Enablement

Making the Connection with Your Buyer

Weekly Introduction: Making the Connection with Your Buyer

Introduction to Buyers

The Importance of Buyer Personas

Developing Your Buyer Personas

Developing Your Buyer Persona: Application

The Importance of Jobs-to-Be-Done

Rethinking Your Competition

Uncovering Your Customers' Jobs

Uncovering Your Customers' Jobs: Application

The Importance of Hero Statements

Being a Hero to Your Customers

What Does Being a Hero Look Like?

Creating a Hero Statement

Weekly Review: Making the Connection with Your Buyer

The Beginner's Guide to Buyer Personas

How to Create Detailed Buyer Personas for Your Business

A Buyer Persona Template

Competing against Luck

Interviewing Customers to Determine Their Jobs-to-Be-Done

Using Jobs-to-Be-Done in Sales

Claire Menke on Combining Personas and JTBD

Doug Davidoff on Hero Statements

How to Create Your Hero Statement

Practice Quiz: Using Buyer Personas in Sales

Exercise: Create Your Own Buyer Persona

Practice Quiz: Using Jobs-to-Be-Done in Sales

Exercise: Uncovering Your Customers' Jobs to Be Done

Practice Quiz: Creating a Hero Statement

Exercise: Developing a Hero Statement

Graded Quiz: Making the Connection with Your Buyer

Using Content as a Sales Tool

Weekly Introduction: Using Content as a Sales Tool

The Importance of Content in Sales Enablement

Using Pre-Sale Content to Enable Sale

Using Content during the Sales Process

Content Strategy in Action

The Importance of Company-Wide Collaboration

Designate a Content Manager

Getting Sales Involved in Content Creation

Making Content Creation a Company-Wide Initiative

Getting Started with Video Content

Why is Writing an Important Business Skill?

The Research Process

What Goes into an Outline?

The Pain of Writing the First Draft

Writing Impactful Introductions and Conclusions

Top Writing Tips from Daniel Pink

A Guide to Self-Editing

Weekly Review: Using Content as a Sales Tool

Using Content as a Sales Tool

12 Brainstorming Techniques for Unearthing Content Ideas from Your Team

Aligning Your Business Around Content Creation - Summary

How to Write an Introduction: A Simplified Guide

10 Simple Edits that Will Improve Your Writing

Practice Quiz: Using Content as a Sales Tool

Exercise: Using Content as a Sales Tool

Practice Quiz: Aligning your Business around Content Creation

Practice Quiz: Become a Better Writer

Exercise: Become a Better Writer

Graded Quiz: Using Content as a Sales Tool

Continuing Enablement after the Sale

Weekly Introduction: Continuing Enablement after the Sale

The Importance of Customer Enablement

Helping Customers Fire their Old Solutions

Encouraging People to Buy from You Again

Helping Your Customers Do the Job They Hired Your Product to Do

The Importance of Technology in a Sales Enablement Strategy

Choosing the Right Technology

What Does a Technology Strategy Look Like?

Project Overview

Congratulations!

Customer Acquisition vs Retention Costs

The HubSpot Marketing Automation Tools: Learn More

Take the Certification Exam

Career Support Resources

How to Add Your Info to LinkedIn

Practice Quiz: Continuing Enablement after the Sale

Practice Quiz: Evaluating Sales Enablement Technology

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    May 25, 2024
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