#573 S2 Episode 442 - POTENT INTENT: Intentional Management Of Founder-Led Sales

2023-02-17

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SOMETIMES, WHEN YOU GOT NO IDEA, FREAKING IDEA OF WHAT YOU’RE DOING, YOU JUST GOTTA DO IT ANYWAYWe are back with Alexa today, and in this conversation, she shares her experience in operating founder-led sales for Pocus. She explains the reason why she had to operate the business that way, what challenges she faced, and how she worked on it and succeeded by being intentional about leading her sales team. Find out more in this latest episode of Sales Transformation.Want to book more meetings and close more deals? Start selling the way your buyers want to buy with Humantic A...

SOMETIMES, WHEN YOU GOT NO IDEA, FREAKING IDEA OF WHAT YOU’RE DOING, YOU JUST GOTTA DO IT ANYWAY

We are back with Alexa today, and in this conversation, she shares her experience in operating founder-led sales for Pocus. She explains the reason why she had to operate the business that way, what challenges she faced, and how she worked on it and succeeded by being intentional about leading her sales team. Find out more in this latest episode of Sales Transformation.

Want to book more meetings and close more deals? Start selling the way your buyers want to buy with Humantic AI!

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ALEXA: BEING INTENTIONAL IN OPERATING FOUNDER-LED SALES

“I was very intentional that I said, you know, I do not want to hire any go-to-market team until I feel confident about product market fit. We just recently hired an actual go-to-market team. So it was all founder-led sales until them and they'd say it's like, the most painful thing ever because you're doing sales, sales, engineering, and customer success and running the business. But I think it's really necessary to figure out, do we have like, do we have product market fit? What works? What are the initial sales playbooks, you should be running? What are the initial post-sales playbooks you should be running before passing that over to someone else?”

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