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Mastering the Slam Dunk: How Alleyoop CEO Gabe Lullo and his Team Accelerate Revenue with Sales Development
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Episode Notes: Gabe Lullo - CEO of Alleyoop
In this episode of Revenue Accelerators, Deep Trikannad interviews Gabe Lullo, the CEO of Alleyoop. Alleyoop is one of the largest sales development agencies in the world, specializing in building sales development teams and departments for startups and enterprise-level companies. They provide customized solutions in areas such as RevOps, management, data, technology, dialers, email, and reps.
Gabe explains that Alleyoop's name is a basketball connotation, representing the perfect assist, or alley-oop, in sales. Their goal is to set clients up for success by customizing their sales development processes and hiring the best SDRs in the world. Gabe emphasizes the importance of people, process, and technology in their approach.
Deep and Gabe discuss the challenges of finding and retaining good SDRs. Gabe highlights that while some SDRs may move on to other roles, many career paths can stem from an SDR position, such as sales enablement, marketing, and client management. Alleyoop celebrates the success of their former SDRs in various leadership positions.
The conversation then shifts to the definition of an SDR. Gabe explains that SDR stands for sales development rep, also known as a business development rep. SDRs are full-time prospectors who focus on lead generation and qualifying prospects, while account executives (AEs) handle the sales and closing process. Alleyoop provides SDRs with lists to prospect from, but they also have autonomy to do their own research.
Gabe also discusses Alleyoop's onboarding process, which takes three weeks from signature to the first cold call. They follow a five-step process that includes finding the right rep, building a customized database, implementing a tech stack, creating messaging and scripting, and providing management and analytics.
Deep and Gabe also touch on the importance of preparation and being fanatical about the little things in sales. They discuss how AI and technology are changing the sales landscape, emphasizing the need for SDRs and AEs to continuously upskill and remain competitive.
In closing, Gabe provides his LinkedIn profile as the best way to contact him and learn more about Alleyoop.
Overall, the episode explores the role of Alleyoop in sales development and the challenges and strategies for success in the industry.
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In this episode of Revenue Accelerators, Deep Trikannad interviews Gabe Lullo, the CEO of Alleyoop. Alleyoop is one of the largest sales development agencies in the world, specializing in building sales development teams and departments for startups and enterprise-level companies. They provide customized solutions in areas such as RevOps, management, data, technology, dialers, email, and reps.
Gabe explains that Alleyoop's name is a basketball connotation, representing the perfect assist, or alley-oop, in sales. Their goal is to set clients up for success by customizing their sales development processes and hiring the best SDRs in the world. Gabe emphasizes the importance of people, process, and technology in their approach.
Deep and Gabe discuss the challenges of finding and retaining good SDRs. Gabe highlights that while some SDRs may move on to other roles, many career paths can stem from an SDR position, such as sales enablement, marketing, and client management. Alleyoop celebrates the success of their former SDRs in various leadership positions.
The conversation then shifts to the definition of an SDR. Gabe explains that SDR stands for sales development rep, also known as a business development rep. SDRs are full-time prospectors who focus on lead generation and qualifying prospects, while account executives (AEs) handle the sales and closing process. Alleyoop provides SDRs with lists to prospect from, but they also have autonomy to do their own research.
Gabe also discusses Alleyoop's onboarding process, which takes three weeks from signature to the first cold call. They follow a five-step process that includes finding the right rep, building a customized database, implementing a tech stack, creating messaging and scripting, and providing management and analytics.
Deep and Gabe also touch on the importance of preparation and being fanatical about the little things in sales. They discuss how AI and technology are changing the sales landscape, emphasizing the need for SDRs and AEs to continuously upskill and remain competitive.
In closing, Gabe provides his LinkedIn profile as the best way to contact him and learn more about Alleyoop.
Overall, the episode explores the role of Alleyoop in sales development and the challenges and strategies for success in the industry.
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