Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The rise of RevTech bloat.
The changes in how buyers buy and sellers sell have led to unprecedented growth in tools to support the customer journey from “Awareness to Advocacy,” we now have hundreds if not thousands of new tools available for a company to use. In addition, growth in RevTech AI tools has also increased, with apps such as…
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Office Politics and RevOps
RevOps is a “team role,” not a solo role. As a leader in RevOps, you need to grow your ability to negotiate continuously, influence, engage, convince and persuade effectively to get things done. I was taught that “Management is the art of getting things done through others.” So what has that to do with Office…
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Why there is no such thing as Best Practices
Recently I was requested to develop a series of “best practices” for lead management from the cradle to the grave, including the service level agreement on a “what is a lead” from Marketing to Sales. I asked what “best practices” looked like to them, and they said they wanted to adopt the best practices of…
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The Sales Engineer in the Saas Sales process
This post is for Saas Companies that sell to three of the four primary target markets. I will use the following definitions of a target market. Consumer (B2C): Products and or services directly between a business and consumers who are the end-users of these products or services. You market to the person as a…
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The Career Roadmap for the Revenue Engine
As a revenue operation leader, one of the essential tasks is enablement, including setting up your teams for success. Success will consist of bringing enablement practices to sales, marketing, and customer success. As part of your charter, you have responsibility for Onboarding, Coaching, Professional Development, and Continuous Training. In this post, I want to focus…
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