I am a software engineer who learnt how to love sales and marketing.
A few months ago, I decided to reach out personally to a few “stale leads” in our database to audit our processes, and manually check if our automation systems were functioning normally.
I got more than a handful of emails responding with replies like -
"Yes, I reached out in April as the team was interested in Saleswhale. But we didn't hear back from your sales team. That said, the team couldn't wait to implement a solution, and have went with another similar vendor."
Which was alarming, to say the least.
So, I wrote a short article chronicling our struggles with the "nurture gap", and how we eventually solved this problem.. with engineering ;)
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 16.4 ms ] threadA few months ago, I decided to reach out personally to a few “stale leads” in our database to audit our processes, and manually check if our automation systems were functioning normally.
I got more than a handful of emails responding with replies like -
"Yes, I reached out in April as the team was interested in Saleswhale. But we didn't hear back from your sales team. That said, the team couldn't wait to implement a solution, and have went with another similar vendor."
Which was alarming, to say the least.
So, I wrote a short article chronicling our struggles with the "nurture gap", and how we eventually solved this problem.. with engineering ;)