DataBees is a lead-generation startup based in San Francisco with a fully remote team spread across the globe. Most companies tend to look through countless database tools to help them prospect. DataBees considers itself a PaaS (People as a Service) company that is pivotal when it comes to lead generation and enriching the user's outreach efforts. DataBees presents an alternative to databases and AI/”machine learning” lead generation software as expensive, and time…
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Force Management
Score 9.2 out of 10
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Force Management is a sales training organization that helps client produce real results.
If the cost of your BDRs is really high, I would highly recommend the use of DataBees to reduce your expenses. Their team is knowledgable and works as an extension of your organization. I highly recommend DataBees for anyone looking to strengthen their sales development team. Their comprehensive suite of tools and resources provides everything you need to improve your team's performance and drive success. Their team of experts offers valuable guidance and support, making the process of boosting your sales development effortless. With DataBees, our sales development team has seen a significant increase in productivity and revenue. I couldn't be happier with the results.
I loved incorporating and practicing "the mantra" in my presentations and business meetings. The discovery flow is really intelligent as well because you first get a sense of where the team currently stands with their business challenges, then are able to speak to your product later. The whole idea of mapping specific services to a company's issues, using their own language and metrics, is really paramount to build rapport and see if it's possible to solve their business problems
FM is geared towards the Enterprise sellers and although it has a few modules for the Business Development Reps, we also needed to bring in Sandler Training in conjunction with FM to ensure our BDRs were reaping these benefits as well. Another unfortunate issue we noticed with FM was the out-of-box integrations available and we would have sync issues with SFDC
