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How to Amplify Your Content by Activating Your Sales Team

March 10, 2016 Tyler Ryll

Sales is on the front lines every day, and can serve as a great amplifier for your message and content. So, how do you activate this super powerful distribution channel?

It all starts with selling your sales team on content. In this presentation, Pardot's Molly Hoffmeister shares some tips and tricks on how to improve sales enablement and amplify your content by activating your sales team.

You’ll learn:

How you can use content marketing strategies to engage your own sales team
How to make sure your content doesn't gather dust
How to partner with sales to build better content

Learn how to improve your sales enablement tactics with Sales Streams.

About the Author

Before becoming Uberflip's Sales Engineer, Tyler joined the team as a Customer Success Specialist. He previously received his BBA in Marketing and racked up 10 years of sales/service/support experience in everything from gym memberships to SaaS products.
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