SLMA members who have an iPhone and use Salesforce.com are invited to join Spiro’s private beta program.
Sales professionals are always looking for ways – whether those are organization methods or technology solutions – to better manage leads and be more successful in their careers. One tool that I’ve recently come across that helps sales reps do just that is Spiro – the personal sales assistant for quota-carrying salespeople who want to make more money. Spiro is now in beta and looking for salespeople and managers to try this new tool.
The app ensures salespeople stay on top of their customer pipeline and close more deals through intelligent recommendations that make sure professionals connect with their customers and prospects at the right time. Spiro claims that you will never again forget to call or email a prospect you’ve been working with for months. Instead, you’ll be able to better manage upcoming deals, regardless of where they are in the sales cycle, and be more successful. Beyond that, the more deals you’re able to successfully manage, the more you’ll be able to close – and as Spiro touts, the more money you’ll be able to make.
I encourage you to download and try the app for yourself – remember, it’s free! SLMA members who have an iPhone and use Salesforce.com are invited to join Spiro’s private beta program. Once you’re ready to start using the app, watch the product demo video for a quick overview of its key features and benefits.
Head over to the Spiro SLMA sponsorship page or check out the Spiro website to learn more.
Disclaimer: Spiro is a sponsor for the SLMA. The company has not paid for this "call for beta" and this is a public service announcement.
Note: If you would like your research or e-book reviewed, you may submit it to: [email protected]. There is no guarantee it will be reviewed. You may not be given notice if it is reviewed. If you would like to submit artwork for the cover of the work along with a copy of the work, you may do so. Members and non-members, sponsors and non-sponsors are welcomed to submit work for review.
This blog is supported by the generous sponsorship of VanillaSoft and GoldMine CRM Software.
Photo purchased from iStock.
