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Why is it important to prioritize incoming leads?
Why is it important to prioritize incoming leads?
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Prioritizing based on the lead source is something I've learned through years of experience. Along with that, current customers understand the pain points and problems of your prospects better than you do because they already experienced them firsthand. Because of this, they're able to match you with similar companies
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Current customers understand the pain points and problems of your prospects better than you do because they already experienced them firsthand. Because of this, they're able to match you with similar companies.
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