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We are looking for a talented and competitive Inside Sales Representative that thrives in a quick sales cycle environment.
On a day-to-day basis, an Inside Sales Representative typically performs the following tasks:
Prospecting: Identifying potential new clients or leads through various means such as cold calling, email outreach, and online research.
Lead qualification: Evaluating the potential clients to determine if they are a good fit for the products or services being offered. This involves asking questions, analyzing information provided, and understanding their needs and requirements.
Building relationships: Engaging with clients and building a rapport to establish trust and credibility. This includes making follow-up calls, sending personalized emails, and maintaining regular communication.
Product knowledge: Developing a deep understanding of the products or services offered to effectively communicate their features, benefits, and value propositions to prospective clients.
Sales presentations: Delivering compelling sales presentations to potential clients, either over the phone or through virtual platforms, to demonstrate how the product or service can meet their needs and solve their problems.
Negotiation and closing deals: Negotiating pricing, terms, and conditions with potential clients to reach mutually beneficial agreements. Overcoming objections and concerns is also part of the process. Finally, securing signed agreements and closing deals.
Updating and maintaining CRM systems: Accurately recording all relevant sales and customer information in the customer relationship management (CRM) system. This includes updating contact details, tracking interactions, and documenting progression through the sales funnel.
Collaboration with the Sales Team: Cooperating with the external sales team or account managers to align strategies, share information, and coordinate efforts to maximize sales opportunities.
Market research and feedback: Staying updated on industry trends, competitors, and customer feedback to continuously improve sales techniques and provide valuable insights to the product or marketing team.
Meeting targets and reporting: Setting and meeting sales targets given by the sales manager. Providing regular reports on sales activities, progress, and forecasts.