Opportunity Management Flashcards

1
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what does SEO stand for?

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stands for search engine optimization.

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is the process of testing two different versions of something to see which goes better

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A/B testing

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What does TOFU and BOFU stand for?

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stand for top of funnel and bottom of funnel

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CTA—stands for

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call to action, or what you want someone to do

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Copy—stands for

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fancy way of saying the words or text on a website, in an email, and so on

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What is a common way for marketing to find leads?

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events and content marketing

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How can sales and marketing work together to generate leads?

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Sales can empower marketing with the malformation to find the best lead

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What can you use in SF to preduct the best leads?

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salesforce Einstein or pardot

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provides a default scoring system for online activities such as clicks, visits, form submissions, and so on

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Pardot

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10
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Leads fall into what two categories?

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Your prospect’s stats and Your prospect’s actions:

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Why is it important to prioritize incoming leads?

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So sales reps are spending time on those most likely to close

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How can sales help marketing score leads?

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sales uses institutional knowledge to help determine the point value of each scoring factor

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How can you make the qualification process faster for your reps?

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build the process into sf so they dont have to remember what to ask and can quickly store the information.

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14
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Five Ws of Opportunity Management

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what, who, when, where, why

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Opportunity management is the process you use to guide opportunities through the sales cycle until they close

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What

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The process involves sales reps, sales managers, and basically anyone who wants opportunities to close.

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who

17
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It kicks in once a lead is qualified and a sales rep converts it to an opportunity. As the old adage goes, an opportunity is “a deal you have the opportunity to close.”

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When

18
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In Sales Cloud of course! You can set up Salesforce so that it guides your reps through the process and so that managing their opportunities well is a no-brainer.

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Where

19
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There are a few main reasons why opportunity management matters. 1) It helps your reps take the right steps to close a deal, every time. 2) It gives sales leadership a better view into the pipeline. 3) It keeps deals moving forward toward the close.

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Why

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Which is a benefit of opportunity management?

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Sales managers get insight into the pipleine

21
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How can you support opportunity management in Salesforce?

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give reps gudiance throughout the sales cycle with sales path