Martal Group's Strategic Pivot with 6sense's Psychographic Data
Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP)
Applicable Industries
- Equipment & Machinery
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
About The Customer
Martal Group, founded in 2009, is a top lead-generation and sales solution powered by human intelligence and reliable business data. As an on-demand sales partner in North America, Martal Group serves B2B tech companies by generating qualified leads, providing support staff and services through signed contracts. Martal Group’s team of fractional sales executives and account managers help companies source deals, pitch prospects, and win new business. Martal Group is a lead generation and sales agency that enhances the in-house sales teams of B2B companies by providing Sales Executives on demand. As a team of fractional employees, Martal Group has always been cautious about how using specific tools will influence results for their customers.
The Challenge
Martal Group, a leading lead-generation and sales solution provider, faced a significant challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic altered the landscape of cold outreach, necessitating a shift in Martal Group's sales strategy. The company recognized the need to adopt an account-based marketing (ABM) approach, which involved engaging smaller groups within a single account with more targeted messaging. However, traditional ABM programs often require substantial time and effort to scale, which contradicted Martal Group's commitment to efficiency in terms of time, budget, and tools. As on-demand sales representatives, the tools they use directly impact the results they produce for their clients. Therefore, Martal Group needed an ABM solution that could deliver robust data and revenue without sacrificing time, money, or resources.
The Solution
Martal Group found the solution in 6sense's groundbreaking sales intelligence software, Revenue AI for Sales. This tool empowered Martal Group's sales representatives with accurate, in-depth data, enabling them to target the right new accounts at the right time and build stronger relationships with existing ones. One of the most impactful features of 6sense's Revenue AI for Sales is its psychographic capabilities. These intent signals help sellers understand the mindsets of their buyers, including their lifestyle interests, communication preferences, and overall values. With 6sense's psychographic data, sales representatives could narrow their email prospects by industry and constantly solicit feedback on their strategies and results. This opened doors for Martal Group to offer new solutions. Edd Young, VP of Sales Operations at Martal Group, also highlighted the positive customer experience with 6sense, setting it apart from competitors.
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