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Transitioning into Sales Ops 

While in the thick of his job on the Sales team, Cameron realized he preferred the theory of sales over physically conducting activities that lead to a sale. As he sought out a sales ops role, he came across an opening with G2 Crowd and jumped on the opportunity.

BigTime Software’s sales team structure

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A focus on Sales Ops in 2021

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BigTime Software’s sales tech stack 

  • Groove for Salesforce automation
  • HubSpot for inbound marketing, sales, and customer service
  • Zoominfo for B2B database and contact management
  • Chili Piper for meetings

BigTime Software’s forecasting process 

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Enabling sales reps to be more productive with a Sales Coordinator role

They created a dedicated role for sales coordination whose job is to help pull all leads from sources and push them to their business development executives. This means BDEs have their lead feed coming from Salesforce directly so they don’t waste their time on sales prospecting. 

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