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What is B2B sales development?
Business to business (B2B) sales is the process of selling services, products or SaaS to another business. It's a challenging sales model that requires a skilled team of salespeople with strong communication and negotiation skills, as well as a commitment to data-driven decision-making.
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What is another name for business development?
What is another word for business development? growthtraction sales adoption business growth commercial development business planning bizdev rate of adoption
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What is the difference between B2B sales and business development?
Business development should be tasked with prospecting and qualifying. Sales should be focused only on closing those qualified leads and generating transactions.
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Is business development the same as B2B sales?
In short, Business Development focuses on strategy while Sales focuses more on tactics. While the role of a sales development representative is to search for prospects and create leads. This person does not require as much specialized training, but they may have skills in networking or entrepreneurship.
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What is B2B sales also known as?
B2B sales, also known as business to business sales, refers to companies who primarily sell products and services to businesses, rather than direct to consumers (B2C). B2B sales typically have higher order values, longer sales cycles and are often more complex than B2C sales.
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What is B2B sales development representative?
Business-to-business sales representatives are responsible for end-to-end management of B2B sales funnel, starting from lead generation to lead conversion. Some of the major responsibilities associated with B2B sales representatives include: Researching the target industry to discover prospecting opportunities.
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How do you create a B2B sales process?
How to design an efficient sales process for B2B Understand the sales journey you're building. ... Map the buyer's road to purchase. ... Establish KPIs and set up the tracking. ... Build a standardized roadmap for reps. ... Create templates based on the best practices. ... Run it by the reps and train the team.
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Is there a difference between business development and sales?
business development: Sales oversees closing deals, while business development focuses on finding new business growth opportunities. Both bring revenue to your business in different ways and time frames.
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in this video I'm going to share the day in the life with you of a business development rep so if you're someone who is just starting a career in business development or you're someone maybe looking for a job in business development I'm going to give you the inside scoop and this is coming from somebody that has worked at Oracle a y combinator backed startup and also have my own business and I've hired my own employees as well so you're definitely going to get a ton of value out of this video now starting things off what is business development business development is really the process of you know working at a company and it's your job to reach out to other companies other people who are going to be a great fit to buy your product and service and the first step to making this work is actually going to be sales prospecting right so prospecting is going to be the lead generation side of finding customers who may be a good fit for your product and service right this doesn't mean like doing sales pitches and meetings quite yet it just means that you're generating a meeting to get someone interested enough to have a conversation based on how that conversation is going to go the next step is actually pitching them and closing the deal but before all that happens you actually need to do sales prospecting or Business Development prospecting to actually generate interest not depending on the company you work at there's going to be different channels for this right it could be code emailing LinkedIn messages or code calling so these are going to be some of the most important ones but depending on your industry could also be using Twitter as well right so people in the crypto space and the web 3 Space Twitter is really big but it really depends on which industry you're working in now if you want to succeed in sales prospecting the first step is actually understanding who your customer is right and In The Biz we call this an ideal customer profile so it's just outlining generally who you want to go for it could be people working in real estate people working in marketing people working in technology who do 5 million in revenue and have a hundred employees and have this specific problem the more clear and defined your ideal customer is the more likely they are to respond to your cold emails and cold calls and things of that nature right so really outlining this Avatar is very important because if you're going after the wrong people no matter how good your product and service is or how good your cold me email is it's not going to work unless you're targeting the right person let's say you're doing a lot of cold emails and Linkedin messages which is more scalable than cold calling right because you can send dozens or even hundreds at a time when you're a business development rep you actually have to sit down and write these cold emails and these LinkedIn messages you got to find the right people add them on LinkedIn and send them a message right and when it comes to writing you know you have to have that skill of copywriting where you have to learn it but what's actually interesting nowadays is you can actually use artificial intelligence to speed up the process meaning that you can give artificial intelligence different prompts and then say hey I'm going after these kind of businesses and these are the problems they have and this is how I solve their problem with my solution you can literally put that prompt into like some kind of AI software and it will help you write your emails which actually brings us to the sponsor of this video copy AI so copy AI for my opinion is one of the best software and easy to use software you can use where they have different templates and things like that you can kind of ask it what kind of message you wanted to type and it will write it for you now it's not you know Silver Bullet where it's going to write something perfect and everything's going to work you actually have to you know take what it gives you massage it a little bit add that human flavor that human touch your own personality to it but then it will help you so much when it comes to coming up with new ideas that maybe you would have never thought of and refining your writing to make it so much more better and convert those emails into actual meetings so if you want to check out copy AI make sure to check the link in the description and thank you again for copy AI for making this video possible so now that you're writing the emails maybe using AI maybe you're not really depends on you I would highly recommend it because it's going to save you so much time from there you're going to be sending out the email so typically the emails will go out in the morning you use different softwares to automatically send it for you to the Target customers and so when you come into the office you're looking at who's actually responding to your emails and then from there you're trying to convert those responses into meetings basically you reply to the email say hey here's the time of my calendar let me know which one works or give me some times that work for you depending on the company you're at they're going to have different strategies to do this and then from there you just set up the meeting right so typically your day actually is spent doing a lot of research building lists and writing the emails generating meetings and so that's a really big part of Business Development from there business development is also about taking meetings if your role is also to take the meetings and do a discovery call or a qualification call all that means is the first initial call is talking to the person to see whether or not it's a good fit to move on to the next stage of the sales process which is typically going to be pitching right now as a business development rep a lot of times you may have to do this yourself meaning that once you generate the lead using cold email you actually get on the phone with a potential customer and really are you doing this you're setting the expectations for the call for what's going to happen in that meeting and what the next step is going to be for example if I was working at a company I would say Hey listen John like I said before I'm part of the marketing team really appreciate you coming on now for this call I'm just trying to learn a little bit more about you what you do what some of the challenges you have and how I might be able to help with those challenges now by the end of this call if we find that hey maybe there's a fit for us to work together absolutely great we'll move on to the next step I want to let you know that you can tell me no at any time does that sound fair to you and the other person will say sure sounds fair to me so this discovery call or this qualification call you're not really selling you're even telling the person hey if it's not a fit just tell me right let's not waste each other's time what you're doing is you're probing for problems and you're asking questions to the customer to see whether or not that they have a problem that they will actually pay money to make go away which you know your solution is the thing they're going to pay for right you know as a business development rep when you're on these calls you know you're basically doing these no pressure sales call but in a subtle way you're actually using a lot of different techniques to get the person to desire your product and service right so I'm not a really big believer in hard selling something and forcing someone to buy something I'm more of a believer of like position yourself in a way where the person just absolutely needs to buy your product and service and it's just a no-brainer and how you do that is you get really good at having good conversations and asking questions making the other person feel heard and then from there if you really agitate the pain enough they're going to buy your product and service or actually I just move into the next stage at least right so a lot of the job of a business development rep is to have these type of conversations which in the business they'll say these are sales calls but if you kind of listen to what I'm saying it is a sales call but you're not really selling anything you're just looking for the problems which is technically a form of selling if you're going to continue the process of Business Development the next stage is actually selling or pitching so here's how it works first you did prospecting which you generated a lead you got the first call which is really more of a qualification Discovery call to understand their problems to see if it's a fit to move to the next stage if it is a fit you have typically another call where instead of you just asking questions it's you just literally pitching them and telling them how you solve their problems that you have discovered on that qualification call and it could be a formal pitch where you have a presentation it could be a Pitch where you're just talking over the phone either can work it just depends on what works best for your industry and your specific product and service and then you would pitch right and so for pitching all you're doing is saying look we talked about are problems in the last call and so for this call what I want to do is show you exactly how we're going to solve your problems with our solution at the end of the call you're going to see whether or not it's a good fit to work together if it is a good fit great we'll move on to the next phase which is probably negotiations and closing but if not totally fine is that cool with you and they're going to say great and then you start pitching right how you would do the pitch is essentially like this find the three main problems your customer has from there your whole presentation is basically saying okay so problem number one you said that you want to do this but the problem is that you couldn't do it because of XYZ well here's how we solve it and then you solve the problem with your solution then after that you go okay now that we saw problem number one problem number two you said that you want to do this but you can't do it because XYZ so here's how we solve it and you just go down the list until you hit all of three problems and at the end you just kind of give a summary of all those things and the customer will either say this guy or girl absolutely solves my problem now I just need to know the price but if you didn't solve their problem then it's not going to sell from there right so what you're actually doing day to day is again it's like the stock of Sally is not really selling you're just basically problem solving and if you make the customer believe that you can solve their problem and you should believe that you can solve it then it's an easy sell right and from there once they kind of understand that you can't solve their problem it goes into negotiations which you know it might take a while depending on the sales cycle how big the deal is and things like that but you're going to spend a lot of time negotiating and trying to make deals and from there you close the deal and that's pretty much the entire sales process in the day-to-day life of a business development rep from sales prospecting qualifying the lead to see if you should actually pitch them once you qualify them you go ahead and Pitch them and then you negotiate and then the deal is done so if you're doing the full stack Business Development that's exactly what your day-to-day life is going to be in the beginning you're going to spend a lot of time doing sales prospecting because you don't have any leads to work but once you have some leads you'll probably spend less time sales prospecting but you still need to keep doing it otherwise you'll run out of leads and then you'll spend more time doing Discovery calls pitching negotiations right so it's like balance but you always want to remember you always want to keep the sales prospecting going because once you close those deals and you have to start over it's a pain to have to start from zero again so you always need consistent lead generation so you have leads to work so that's going to be the day-to-day life in business development if you enjoyed it make sure to give this video a like subscribe if you want to see more sales videos like this and I will see you in the next one
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