Where do you create and store your sales kit?
Sergey Voynov
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For everyone who needs B2B sales, the problem is familiar when salespeople need to understand how to sell your product.
Usually, a sales kit is a bunch of different files stored in Google Drive, for example.
And without training, salespeople will not figure it out.
Maybe someone found a better solution?
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Kirill Proskurin@kir_pros
This is a great question!
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I'm using google drive too. I curious to see if somebody has a better solution.
@fabian_maume Yes, this is not the most convenient solution. Many times we gave a link to the sales kit to external sales managers, and each time it was not enough for them to start selling.
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