The B2B Sales Podcast

SDRs, here are 3 steps to running your weekly 1:1, with Thibaut Souyris


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In this episode, Thibaut discusses the importance and methods of conducting efficient weekly one-on-one meetings for Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) or Sales Development Managers. He presents a 3-step approach to streamline meetings, focusing on crucial metrics such as prospects added to your sequence, conversations started, and meetings booked. The implementation of these questions leads to more effective meetings, enhanced productivity, and a more nuanced understanding of your prospecting system.

Main Topics Covered:

  • The common issue of unproductive one-on-one meetings in sales and strategies to counter this
  • The first question: How many prospects did you add to your sequence? Exploring the importance of focusing on this metric
  • The second question: How many conversations did you start? Understanding the value of initiating conversations instead of directly pitching products
  • The third question: How many meetings did you book? The significance of tracking conversations and prospect contact, rather than exclusively focusing on this outcome metric
  • Tools and resources available to assist in these areas

Show Notes:

  1. Sales Process Calculator: A tool to understand how many touchpoints and prospects you need to add to your sales process
  2. Advanced messages guide: Tips on how to initiate conversations effectively with prospects
  3. Conversation navigation resources: Methods to handle conversations that eventually lead to booking meetings
  4. Building your prospecting system guide: Steps on how to create an efficient prospecting system for better results
  5. Calendar Link Etiquette guide: Best practices on setting up calendar links for your meetings

For a more detailed discussion, check out the full post here.

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