This is us! Predictable Revenue is a sales development training company that helps B2B companies create repeatable, scalable, and predictable revenue. 🚀 Through our coaching and consulting services or our outsourced sales development representatives, we have booked over 10,000 meetings and have built the sales development function for over 55 companies. Just to mention a few, we've helped: 🔥 Blink carved out an estimate of $134,600.00 in qualified sales pipeline. 🔥 Bregal Sagemount jumped 10X in monthly booked meetings. 🔥 Chronogolf increased their outbound leads to now account for more than 50% of their opportunities. Let us help you too, book a discovery call at the link in the comments below and discover how our services can help you grow your business! #AboutUs #PredictableRevenue #SalesDevelopment #B2b #Coaching
Predictable Revenue™ Inc.
Business Consulting and Services
Vancouver, BC 8,248 followers
Your First Call for Sales Development.
About us
Predictable Revenue is a sales development training company that helps B2B companies create repeatable, scalable, and predictable revenue. Through our coaching and consulting services or our outsourced sales development representatives, we have booked over 10,000 meetings and have built the sales development function for over 55 companies. The Predictable Revenue framework was conceived at one of the most successful startup companies – Salesforce.com. Co-founded by Aaron Ross, the author of the award-winning, bestselling book Predictable Revenue (the “Sales Bible of Silicon Valley) and Collin Stewart, who grew 3 companies from $0 - $1m as the only sales hire. In a few short years, the use of the “Cold Calling 2.0″ framework helped increase Salesforce.com’s recurring revenues by $100 million and continues to help double their enterprise growth today. Let’s chat to see how we can help you grow your business.
- Website
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https://predictable.fm/sales-experts
External link for Predictable Revenue™ Inc.
- Industry
- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Vancouver, BC
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2011
- Specialties
- B2B, Sales, Business-to-Business Services, Sales Development, Outbound Sales Development, Coaching & Consulting Services, Sales Development Team, SDR Pods, Outbound SDR Team, and Sales Development Reps
Locations
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Primary
210 Carrall St. #201
Vancouver, BC, CA
Employees at Predictable Revenue™ Inc.
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Collin Stewart
Helping companies build sales development teams.
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Jake Biskar
GTM Expert focused on Venture-Backed B2B SaaS Startups
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Idaliz Ruelas
Head of Account Strategy | Sales Operations, Strategic Planning
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Jay Mount
Founder Helping You Grow | Follow for Daily Leadership & Growth Insights | Serial Entrepreneur | Ex-RBC
Updates
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How do you navigate sales and customer success during a crisis? Here’s what we recommend: 1️⃣ Adapt Your Strategy: Shifting from closing deals to free trials built trust and long-term pipelines. 2️⃣ Empathy Wins: Leading with compassion created stronger customer relationships. 3️⃣ Rethink KPIs: Adjusting goals to reflect market realities kept teams motivated and productive. 4️⃣ Collaboration is Key: AEs and CSMs worked together in ways no one expected, unlocking new efficiencies.
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In sales-averse markets, traditional tactics don’t cut it. John Eitel points to the success of companies like Canva... Which thrives with Product-Led Growth (PLG). Their secret? Treating customers like humans, not numbers. By focusing on value over hard sells, they’ve unlocked trust in regions wary of traditional sales approaches.
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Wrapping up #2024... We wanted to reflect on the amazing conversations we’ve had on the #PredictableRevenuePodcast. Incredible leaders shared their stories, strategies, and insights to help us all grow. A huge thank-you to: Giulio Segantini – Transformative Sales Coaching Mia Murphy (Tontine) – What Founders Must Do Before Their First Sales Hire Kristie K. Jones – From Broad Market to Focused Success Matthew Roberts (Mosaic.tech) – How to Fish in the Same Pond Without Pissing Everyone Off Christina Brady (Luster.ai) – Effective Communication at Work Jacob Bank (Relay.app) – From Desert Wanderings to Startup Success Andrew Sykes (Habits at Work) – The Role of Founders in Sales Kellen Casebeer (The Deal Lab) – What Founders Get Wrong About GTM Efforts Drew Sechrist (Connect The Dots) – Turning Executive Networks into Sales Wins Jeremy P. (Community Brands) – A Guide to Effective Forecasting Mark P. Jung (Authority) – Creating Demand with Content April MacLean (Wondry) – How to Create a Community Benjamin D. – Why Most Salespeople Fail and How to Avoid It Kevin Gilman (Carvertise) – Guide to Developing Habits for Sales Success ☠️ Belal Batrawy – The Power of Core Messaging Zach Golden (Anova Consulting Group) – How to Conduct a Win/Loss Analysis Cindy Alvarez – How to Run a Customer Development Interview Edgar Alvarado – From Cancun Dreams to Sales Success Matt Curl (Apollo.io) – Why Strong Ops is the New Model at Apollo Debra Senra (Hyphenate) – How to Do “Sales as a Service” Brendan Short (The Signal) – Hunting Alpha in GTM Strategies Daisy Chung (Orum 🥇) – How to Get Sales and Customer Success to Work Together Andrew Barbuto – Going Zero to One in Sales Jay Mount – Top 7 Apollo Features You’re Not Using Here's to an even better #2025 filled with more impactful conversations and growth.
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Customers don’t just buy products... They invest in value. Craft impactful value stories by: 1️⃣ Focusing on their pain points and how you solve them. 2️⃣ Highlighting what sets you apart. 3️⃣ Backing it up with data and feedback. 4️⃣ Showing the transformation/time saved, revenue gained, or processes improved.
Here’s a simple yet effective structure to craft your own: 1️⃣ Transition In: Grab attention with an opening line that sparks curiosity. 2️⃣ Share Your Story: Offer a short, relatable anecdote. Something humorous, personal, or intriguing. 3️⃣ Transition Out: Ask an open-ended question to invite the other person to share their story. In just 30-60 seconds, a great connection story can: - Build familiarity and comfort. - Create a two-way exchange of experiences. - Lay the foundation for trust and rapport. Pro Tip: Prepare transitions and questions ahead of time. For example: “When was the last time you tried something completely new?” “What’s your favorite memory from a family vacation?”
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If #2024 taught us anything, it’s this: Success in sales is about doing it differently, not just better. Here are the key takeaways: 1️⃣ Precision over Volume: Stop chasing numbers. Focus on fewer, better-targeted prospects for bigger wins. 2️⃣ Alignment Wins: #Sales, #Marketing, and #CustomerSuccess work best as one team with one goal. 3️⃣ Master Discovery: Truly listening uncovers needs others miss. Your edge in a crowded market. 4️⃣ AI Enhances, Humans Close: Let #AI handle the grind, but remember that relationships are what close deals.
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Ditch the small talk. Connection stories create real bonds. Instead of weather or traffic, share a short, relatable story to break the ice. Connection stories go beyond the surface... They turn a simple “How are you?” into an opportunity for authentic conversation. The key? Keep it concise, engaging, and personal. When done right, a connection story builds trust from the first interaction.
Customers don’t just buy products... They invest in the value they bring. That’s why value stories matter. An impactful value story: 1️⃣ Starts with pain points: Address your audience’s challenges or desires. 2️⃣ Highlights your edge: Show what sets you apart. And why it matters. 3️⃣ Proves credibility: Use data or testimonials to back your claims. 4️⃣ Focuses on transformation: Paint the before and after your solution delivers. When buyers see tangible impact, your product becomes indispensable.