How painful is it to switch your CRM? — Chip House // Insightly
Chip House
Insightly
- Part 1How tech supports sales-marketing alignment — Chip House // Insightly
- Part 2 How painful is it to switch your CRM? — Chip House // Insightly
- Part 3Is getting a tooth pulled is better than your customer support? — Chip House // Insightly
Show Notes
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01:55Why organizations switch CRMsThe data indicates that many companies are considering switching CRMs regularly. The main drivers are the tech not meeting the organizations needs and low adoption rates internally.
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03:42Underutilized CRMs and bad customer experiencesWhen CRMs arent used, enough quality data cant flow to marketing and sales. Youre unable to show customers you know them and speak to their pain points in a relevant way.
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06:22Cloud suite companies and total cost of ownership concernsCompanies are often oversold on larger enterprise cloud suites. They can end up having to pay integrator partners to implement and customize the technology.
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09:15How SaaS creep affects companiesLarge organizations can find themselves overwhelmed by the number of SaaS products theyre using. This is due to the fact that cloud suites of technology need third-party tools for integration.
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12:22Cloud suite technology vs fully integrated CRMsYoure able to create a single view of the customer across departments with integrated CRMs. However, cloud suite technology requires third-party purchases to create that same view.
Quotes
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"Customers arent compelled to do business with a company that doesn't know them well, and doesn't show them that they can solve their pain through the lens that they want to be spoken to." - Chip House
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"There are companies that just help companies manage their SaaS products. Because weve all probably adopted too many. Seven or more for a typical sales and marketing organization to manage things is too many." - Chip House
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"We have an advantage of not founding our CRM company in 1999, but rather founding it in 2010. We could take a more modern approach and build everything in one modern platform." - Chip House
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"Cloud suites are just that. They're suites of technologies acquired, rather than a shared technology vision built from the ground up." -Chip House
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"There's a huge advantage to having that shared view of the customer. There's those key customer insights across the different teams, sales, service, and marketing." - Chip House
- Part 1How tech supports sales-marketing alignment — Chip House // Insightly
- Part 2 How painful is it to switch your CRM? — Chip House // Insightly
- Part 3Is getting a tooth pulled is better than your customer support? — Chip House // Insightly
Chip House
Insightly
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Chip House, CMO at Insightly, discusses tried and true tips for sales and marketing alignment. Account-based marketing (ABM) has brought modern sales and teams together and accommodated their alignment to some degree. While ABM is just one of the tactics enabling this alignment, technology is leading this charge, and companies must ensure they’re choosing correctly. Today, Chip talks about how tech supports sales and marketing alignment.
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