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Word-of-mouth is the top way that marketers hear about new marketing agencies, according to recent research.
B2B Appointment-setting streamlines lead generation by assigning reps to research and nurture prospects and ultimately schedule an official meeting with them. It helps sales teams focus their time and effort on interested buyers and enables sales specialization. It also provides an opportunity for sales teams to get to know prospective clients and form lasting relationships.
Appointment-setting carries many challenges, such as time-consuming efforts and frustrations. It requires good communication, problem-solving, multichannel familiarity, and timing. The five stages of appointment-setting include research, reach out, nurture, schedule, and evaluate.
To ensure success, reps need to possess the right skills and have access to the right tools. Appointment-setting is an essential part of the B2B sales cycle, and if done correctly, it will move leads along the sales funnel quickly and efficiently.
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