It’s awful being on a full-time job with someone you can’t collaborate with, right? Now imagine when you can’t collaborate with a whole team. That’s what happens when marketing and sales don’t communicate or work together. Before moving on to the process of putting together your sales and marketing teams, let’s take a look at the benefits you get if you create a joint team.
1.Improved Relationships and Engagement
If sales and marketing teams work together, their interpersonal relationships will improve significantly. This way, both teams would work to achieve one shared goal, which will make them communicate better with each other.
The teams would rely on each other and brainstorm how to create top-quality marketing and sales strategies to hit targets. With joint work, the campaigns and outcomes can be more way more impressive and effective.
2.Better feedback
Both sales and marketing departments are heavily dependent on each other. Let’s say your marketing team develops a strategy that will affect sales in the upcoming quarter. If the teams don’t work together, then it can become difficult for the sales team to provide their feedback regarding the new strategy.
On the other hand, working together improves workflow and transparency.
3.Increased revenue
Improved communication, increased rate of feedback and adjustment, as well as refined performance of your sales and marketing teams will also increase your revenue.According to HubSpot, companies can earn a 208% increase in their revenue when their sales and marketing teams work together.
If the teams don’t work together - there is lack of clear direction and communication. You can reduce this and increase your company’s revenue by putting together your sales and marketing strategies.