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- $50 per hour.
- $80 per hour
- $48 per hour
- $18 per hour
True or false? CRM implementation services tend to be project-based work.
- True — this service requires a disproportionate amount of up-front effort.
- True — all technical-type services should be packaged into a project model.
- False — it’s best to use a retainer-based model because this service requires an ongoing, steady level of work.
- False — there are no guidelines for what type of model to use. It depends entirely on the client situation.
True or false? Sales services should always be packaged as a retainer-based model.
- True
- False.
- $78.
- $200
- $18
- $138
- attracting high levels of monthly traffic
- using inbound marketing for at least one year
- generating leads.
- closing new customers
- True
- False.
All of the following are considered recurring sales services EXCEPT:
- Sequence creation and reporting
- SLA reporting
- Email template creation and reporting
- MQL and SQL definition.
- “While a project model typically makes sense for CRM implementation and sales and marketing alignment services, a retainer can be better for sales enablement services.”
- “Projects should only be used as a last resort. This model only provides short-term work and often leads to scope creep.”
- “A project model is best used for sales enablement services. CRM implementation and sales and marketing alignment should be retainer-based.”
- “You’re right. We should strive to use projects for every sales service because they’re easy for the client to understand and can lead to a long-term retainer.”
Which of the following is typically considered a non-recurring sales service
- Lead scoring
- Lead quality reporting
- HubSpot Sales Pro setup
- Prospecting analysis and support
- A and C.
- B and D
- A, B, C, and D
- A stand-alone sales retainer
- An integrated sales-with-marketing retainer.
- A workshop model
- A project model
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- True.
- False
- True
- False.
True or false? All of your existing marketing clients are a good fit for sales services.
- True — no matter your client’s business, everyone can use sales help.
- True — after working with a client for one month, you should always pitch sales services.
- False — start with your existing clients, but look specifically for clients who are already generating leads.
- False — it’s best not to mix marketing and sales services. Create a separate persona and avoid selling sales services to your existing clients.
- True — it’s best to start with simple activities that make a sales rep’s life better.
- True — in fact, you should never provide services that impact deals directly.
- False — you should always start with activities that impact deals so your client can see results quickly.
- False — the only way the client’s marketing and sales teams will see positive results is to start with activities that impact deals.
When selling sales services, all of the following are tips to follow EXCEPT:
- Create a new persona for sales services clients.
- Take advantage of the HubSpot Sales tools
- Keep it simple
- Have a sales expert on your team
Providing sales services benefits your agency in which of the following ways?
- Improves revenue growth
- Improves client retention
- Differentiates your agency
- All of the above.
- CRM services
- sales and marketing alignment services
- sales enablement services
- All of the above.
- Clients who use Google Apps or Outlook 365.
- Clients who are either unhappy with their existing CRM, not using a CRM, or are already using the HubSpot CRM.
- Clients who use HubSpot Marketing Enterprise.
- A and B.
- A, B, and C.
- Their role
- Their technology
- Their sales team structure
- Their marketing team structure.
- people, processes, or systems.
- people, reporting, or alignment
- processes, management, or systems
- enablement, people, or systems