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AI-Optimized Workflows for Sales

Session held on December 19, 2024
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  • [ 00:30:07 ] Julia Nimchinski: And with that we are transitioning to our next session. AI. Optimized workflows for sales, and these welcome.

  • [ 00:30:16 ] Julia Nimchinski: How are you doing.
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    Anis Bennaceur: I’m doing great. How are you doing, Julia?

  • [ 00:30:21 ] Julia Nimchinski: Amazing, not too festive. Here. How’s the holiday season?
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    Anis Bennaceur: Busy, busy right end of year. You were still working and grinding until the last days of the month. But
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    Anis Bennaceur: we were all having fun. So that’s great.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Oh, let’s just jump in into your

  • [ 00:30:44 ] Julia Nimchinski: that’s a demo, and then make it a little more interactive.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Absolutely it. It might make sense, you know, for those who don’t know us, for me to, you know, introduce myself and introduce what attention does and who we are. And then I would love to kind of, you know. Talk about a few things. The 1st one is, how do you make sure you get
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    Anis Bennaceur: perfectly clean Crm data, perfectly perfect understanding of what’s happening around your customer bit your customer base. But then, also how you can increase conversion rates and sales overall leveraging AI
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    Anis Bennaceur: So about myself, you know. Been a founder for over a decade. Started a company before. That I sold a little over 3 years ago, then founded attention with the goal of solving all the challenges that I used to experience growing a sales team at my last startup. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know, started tension in September 2021, a little over 3 years ago now.

  • [ 00:31:49 ] Anis Bennaceur: And we really started out with a very simple pain, which is, how do we automate filling your Crm, you know, Salesforce Hubspot, whichever Crm you’re using with data out of your calls right? That was something where we were really kind of the 1st company to even think about it and do it and and then over time that what we realized was.
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know, it’s not just calls. You have to also capture emails. You have to capture all the all the different data sources, and and then you can start automating a lot of workflows right? Not just to the Crm and not just to
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    Anis Bennaceur: to to text fields, but also fill out, you know, dropdowns, pick lists, and all sorts of things that you really care about. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: about our business today, you know, we work with around 200 companies of all sizes going from very fast growing startups to you know, large mid market enterprise firms like bamboo hr air call
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    Anis Bennaceur: crunch base. And so on. Yeah. So today, I think
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know a lot of you’re seeing millions of note takers. Right? You’re seeing bots everywhere and conversations and
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    Anis Bennaceur: a lot of people, I think don’t really understand. The the gold mine that’s behind conversational data. So really, it’s not just about capturing a summary. It’s about capturing, you know, all sorts of signals from these conversations across multiple conversations to really understand the health of a customer. If you’re into the customer success, or you know the health of an opportunity. If you’re in sales

  • [ 00:33:40 ] Anis Bennaceur: I’ll take a quick break here. Is there any questions or anything.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Received a bunch of questions, but I think we’ll address them in the end.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Yeah.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Alright perfect. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: What I’ll do here in a second is, you know, go into attention, and do give you a demo right? I think that
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    Anis Bennaceur: So if you give me a quick second, I will try to get something into my screen.
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    Anis Bennaceur: and then
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    Anis Bennaceur: Then from there, let me something. Yeah. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: there’s a few things I’ll start with. A very simple very simple use case, which is, how do you even fill the C. The Crm, right? How do you capture data? How do you and a lot of people today are thinking, how do we?

  • [ 00:34:34 ] Anis Bennaceur: You know I have my own custom methodology. How do I get everything from that methodology to really match
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    Anis Bennaceur: what I need as an output?
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    Anis Bennaceur: So I’ll start with a simple conversation, and then we’ll go into
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    Anis Bennaceur: into how you can understand fully understand a deal.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So give me a quick second.
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    Anis Bennaceur: I I’ll take Deal that
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    Anis Bennaceur: alright.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So
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    Anis Bennaceur: here I’m seeing something right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: Okay, great.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So this is a very simple view of a conversation that
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    Anis Bennaceur: one of our reps has had. Right. Oh, wait. Can you see? Can you see my screen?
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    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah. Okay. Great.
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    Anis Bennaceur: But you can see it says, call with Connor, right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: Okay, great. Okay. So a lot of companies will use, you know, medic or spice, or you know, even their own custom custom fields
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    Anis Bennaceur: to capture in in their Crm to capture data around a specific call, a specific deal, and so on.
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    Anis Bennaceur: And where really summaries kind of fail is that they can miss some really important data around what is happening behind your deal.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So, and you can’t really count on your reps to do that properly. So what attention will do here is, it Will? We’ll be able to capture all of your specific fields. Right? It could be medic, it could be spice, it could be any field that you want, and from there have the ability to
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    Anis Bennaceur: exactly tell you everything around your your prospect. Right? So
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    Anis Bennaceur: what you can see here is, for instance, for metrics. We know exactly what is the goal of this problem.
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    Anis Bennaceur: What is happening there? Who is the economic buyer? Was their decision process look like. But also. You know, we can map it to other specific fields like, you know, what is the use case that they need out of attention? Right? And we have different elements there. We created specific specific
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    Anis Bennaceur: custom field, such as, what is the business outcome, you know. Why do anything, and so on. And so you need to be able to capture that.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Go straight into your Crm.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So that’s really the simplest thing that we started with and over time we realized that
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    Anis Bennaceur: it wasn’t enough right. We need to understand also things such as rep
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    Anis Bennaceur: adoption to our framework and how they can be coached so
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    Anis Bennaceur: that really jumps us into
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    Anis Bennaceur: building scorecards. Right? We’ve been the 1st company to start with. Ai enabled scorecards around your coaching methodology. We’re released that exactly a year ago today. And we’ve been iterating quite a bit and built a lot of agentic rack around this to deeply understand.
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    Anis Bennaceur: based on your success. Your success front stemming from your closed ones in your Crm. How we can keep improving the the thinking behind each scorecard to make it very simple, right? So
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    Anis Bennaceur: for instance, here, you know. Our our rep gets scored.
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    Anis Bennaceur: It will give them feedback around what they did great, but also what they could have done better. And then you get a specific score around each element that you want to score for.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So now that you get all of this intelligence, we can really route it everywhere, going from your Crm to also creating reports in notion or Google docs updating your con enable sales enablement, content base, or also creating all sorts sorts of alerts and reports for your leadership. Right? It can go straight in slack, it could could be automated emails and so on.

  • [ 00:39:16 ] Anis Bennaceur: So this is around. So how do we make sure that we capture the voice of the customer.
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    Anis Bennaceur: How do we also make sure that our reps are adopting our frameworks right now I want to move to
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    Anis Bennaceur: another piece right? Which is, I would like to understand now as a business.
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    Anis Bennaceur: How are our reps? How are deals going? Right? So I
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    Anis Bennaceur: we’ll share my screen with you again. Now.
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    Anis Bennaceur: can you see my new screen?
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    Anis Bennaceur: I changed all the names in this view, so that you don’t see anything but this is a view for for each specific client within. Let’s say our close loss. Right? You get all the specific scores around each deal. But also, more importantly, you could, you could see here that we created our own custom methodology
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    Anis Bennaceur: around understanding the health of a deal. Right? Do they have any? Cr, do they have a Crm, a complex Crm, because if they do, we’re going to be great at winning the deal
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    Anis Bennaceur: is there any solution in place?
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know? Do. They have an appetite for coaching right? A lot of different things here that are really specific to your business. And again, we’re the only ones able to do this today, which is really customizing the understanding of your deal, based on what matters to your business rather than you know a bland medic or spiced that really applies for everyone, but fails to capture what is really specific. Again, to your business.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So not only that, but also
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    Anis Bennaceur: we can get all sorts of elements right around the
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    Anis Bennaceur: around. What you know, what is happening for specific specific deals. Right? So if you go in here, I don’t. Can you see the the text box that came out? Yeah.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Yep.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So right there, it will say, why, this is an alert, you know they
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    Anis Bennaceur: the company, the the prospects organization, has implemented winning by design. So spice, you know. So they’re really actually interested in coaching. However, you know, things are inconsistent, you know. There, there are a few things that we should pay attention to and and so
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know the the.
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    Anis Bennaceur: They haven’t been paying as much attention to coaching. And this is actually an area where we can even perhaps help them right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: Alright. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: now that you can have a view out of your deals and intelligent elements around your deals. The next thing is, how can you have an understanding across all of your customer base? Right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: So

  • [ 00:42:34 ] Anis Bennaceur: again, we’ve been. We’ve been spending the fat the past 18 months building with proprietary models. The ability to.
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    Anis Bennaceur: by thousands of conversations at once, and giving you exactly what you need to know around all of your your customers
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    Anis Bennaceur: slice and dice, however, you want them. So this is what we call our generalized insights, which is, I can go in. Think of it as your own internal chat, gpt right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: But specifically for sales and specifically around your calls and emails.
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    Anis Bennaceur: And so you know, I can ask it, what are the biggest bottlenecks of closing our deals, and then it will calculate it over hundreds of conversations, and give you and and rank
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    Anis Bennaceur: the answers to your questions by
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    Anis Bennaceur: by frequency, and give you within those conversations. You know all the the different conversations where these things are getting mentioned. I don’t want to go and click here, because it will show some client data, but it will definitely give you, all the different elements around what your clients are saying around the pricing and budget considerations right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: And so you can go in there. And do you know, even your Pmm’s product team marketing team can now know what are the most requested features.
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    Anis Bennaceur: what are the most common pain points? What are the most requested? Use cases around your business, and you can break it by types of calls. Right? It could be. I could analyze it around closing calls or demos or discovery calls. Or I can also just analyze it across, you know, calls with Rev. Ops leaders versus Cros, or
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    Anis Bennaceur: calls with Mid-market versus Enterprise
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    Anis Bennaceur: companies, and so on. And so that really gives you that granular understanding of your your customers, and that really replaces at the end of the day the work of a junior analyst over weeks of work. Within a few minutes. Right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: So I’ll take a quick break here any any questions, Julia.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Yeah, some immediate questions and some pre-submitted. You’ve got the most questions compared to all the sessions. So.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Amazing.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Let’s split.
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    Julia Nimchinski: The 1st one is attention essentially like fathom on steroids.

  • [ 00:45:00 ] Anis Bennaceur: I think that you know father is a great tool they call recorders are call recording is a community, a a commodity. Today I think that
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    Anis Bennaceur: what we like to describe ourselves as is
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    Anis Bennaceur: an intelligence and orchestration layer specifically for sales. I think Fathom could be great for all sorts of teams.
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    Anis Bennaceur: you know, product teams, marketing teams, small businesses and so on, I think. Where, if you really need something for your sales and customer success team. This is where attention comes in and not only captures the data from your calls, but also emails and really orchestrates that to the places that you need to send the data to.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Second question, how does the AI identify high intent prospects.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah, yeah, that’s a great question. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: you you start with something. You know, the rubrics that I showed you earlier right in our case could be Semitic plus, let’s say, appetite for coaching, crm complexity, and so on. And then from there, out of all your different touch points, you can capture all the all the the warnings, and understand from there a how serious a prospect is.
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    Anis Bennaceur: but also be, you know, as we get more and more data and capture the closed ones from your Crm. Then we we can keep improving and suggesting you rubrics to to your team, so that you can better understand not only how serious a prospect is, but also your your chances of closing that prospect.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Anna is asking
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    Julia Nimchinski: Could you integrate also the conversations from Linkedin.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Oh, that’s a great question. Not yet. But we’re we’ve been definitely thinking about it
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    Anis Bennaceur: since we’ve been able to do emails. We’ve been looking into ways to capture the data from from Linkedin conversations and kind of like treating it as almost very similar to an email.
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    Julia Nimchinski: How do these workflows help sales, teams, qualify leads, and prioritize prospects.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Yes, I think it’s very
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    Anis Bennaceur: the the answer will be the same to you know the intense prospect question which is now that you can understand. You know I was showing the the.
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    Anis Bennaceur: the leads, the opportunity scoring earlier, right? So based on that opportunity score. Now you know where not only how to prioritize prospects, but also on some of the other ones, the things that you should try to solve, for before it’s too late.
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    Julia Nimchinski: What makes attention’s AI tools great for real-time coaching and automation.
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    Anis Bennaceur: I think I’ve showed it to you right.
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    Julia Nimchinski: What’s unique about attention? And how has it helped other teams.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah, I think, okay, I think that we’re
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    Anis Bennaceur: we’re honestly the only ones who are doing what we say. We do actually a lot of the things I showed you. We’re not even advertising them on our website today.
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    Anis Bennaceur: and we’ve really seen a lot of players in the space, you know. Maybe maybe it’s just completely random. But try, you know, copy certain features. And I’ve seen even friends in the past
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    Anis Bennaceur: who now say, Hey, we actually took this feature that you built since we saw the success. And we’re we’re starting to sell it, anyway. The the point is that we really do what we say we do. We have iterated so much to get it to a point where it works really well, and I think by the time a lot of other players get something
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    Anis Bennaceur: at least as close as what
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    Anis Bennaceur: we what I’ve showed you by then we’ll be far, far ahead, right? So I would say, you know, we have an incredible team. You know that I’m so grateful for that is building extremely fast as founders. We’re extremely close to our clients. So we really understand, you know, what’s keeping them up at night, and we really build for them, but also with the intention of building for all of our Icp, right?
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    Anis Bennaceur: So yeah, our product works. It works great and
    00:49:34.870 –> 00:49:37.650
    Anis Bennaceur: and and it really does what it says. It does.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Love that can AI prospecting be used with existing clients to generate, repeat business, or expand business in the organization without.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Can you repeat that? Could you repeat that.
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    Julia Nimchinski: That’s a loaded one. So
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    Julia Nimchinski: can AI prospecting be used with existing clients to generate, repeat business, or expand business in the organization without seeming like a robot, or disconnected and damaging the relationship.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah,
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    Anis Bennaceur: so is the question, basically, how do we take our existing clients to understand better our Icp, or is it reaching out, or is it for from an upselling
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    Julia Nimchinski: Upselling.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Upselling. Yeah.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Give me a second to think about that. So
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    Anis Bennaceur: I think that when you’re talking to your your existing customer base, you do want to capture the signals. You do want to capture the churn risk. You do want to capture all. Obviously, you know the positives and the opportunity to to upsell that being said, in my opinion.
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    Anis Bennaceur: you should not automate the outreach there. Right? You should get that information straight into your Crm. Your C. Csm, sorry, so that they can go in and
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    Anis Bennaceur: make informed decisions. And when when they’re reaching out to the client right? Because
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    Anis Bennaceur: it’s not like a Br going in and
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    Anis Bennaceur: cold emailing someone. You’re actually at that point, you you’ve already, you already have that business relationship. So you do want to just get the right data in place and
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    Anis Bennaceur: ask informed questions to to your clients, and you know that they’re going to answer to you. Right? Most likely. So that’s kind of like. How I would think about it.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Tricks and hacks. What prompts will generate high quality leads on these.
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    Anis Bennaceur: Okay, so that’s for top of funnel.
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    Anis Bennaceur: I have a very contrarian view here. I think that you should not start with AI and automation when you’re cold emailing people. As a matter of fact, you should do everything very manually and very intentional. And then you should see where you’re getting success and start automating that right? So that’s kind of like the overall, thinking that we have over here at attention for our cold outbound. That being said.
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    Anis Bennaceur: If I were to get a little more in into details. What you want to do is break down your tam right? You get your list of top 100 or top 1,000 clients where you’re extremely intentional, and you’re doing things in a very manual way. And then
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    Anis Bennaceur: you probably have the long tail of
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    Anis Bennaceur: other businesses where you could. Perhaps you know, automate things a lot more
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    Anis Bennaceur: and and be a little less intentional about things.
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    Anis Bennaceur: So for prompts. I don’t.
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    Anis Bennaceur: I would say
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    Anis Bennaceur: what I really liked, for example, in the past was when I see someone in the industry speak in a podcast capture that podcast create a workflow where we capture the podcast recording.
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    Anis Bennaceur: apply that reporting to
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    Anis Bennaceur: to the value prop of our business and then generate a prompt around. Hey? Given what you know about our business. Given what this person is saying, find the best hook and put it, as you know, the opener of a cold email, right? And you do that a few days after the podcast comes out, and that tends to work out pretty well.
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    Julia Nimchinski: Super cool. How does attention use store and protect my or my clients? Data.
    00:53:28.900 –> 00:53:35.169
    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah, 100%. We are soft to type 2 compliant Gdpr compliant. You know, in Europe.
    00:53:35.627 –> 00:53:59.839
    Anis Bennaceur: I we have Iso as well. So all those certifications just mean at the end of the day that we’re extremely careful with the data of our clients. We can host it in Europe or certain other regions if needed. We are we all of our team uses Mfa. We have, you know, lease, privilege.
    00:54:01.580 –> 00:54:20.660
    Anis Bennaceur: Access to the data. Everything is logged and monitored. There’s a lot of different rules that just we are following. We use the compliance platform to track all of this, and to make sure that we’re always, you know, over 95% compliance at all times.
    00:54:22.090 –> 00:54:27.369
    Julia Nimchinski: Are you salesforce compatible? Have you worked with any commercial real estate teams.
    00:54:28.200 –> 00:54:37.713
    Anis Bennaceur: We’re definitely we’re definitely salesforce compatible commercial real estate teams.
    00:54:39.650 –> 00:54:42.389
    Anis Bennaceur: we’re getting to a point where I don’t.
    00:54:42.600 –> 00:55:02.360
    Anis Bennaceur: Or I I do think that for commercial, real estate, typically it’s in person. So it’s it gets a little difficult for us, you know, to we do have. We do have a recording app for in person meetings. But you know, that’s not our bread and butter, and
    00:55:02.670 –> 00:55:17.814
    Anis Bennaceur: typically more used for our clients who have 80% plus of their calls via zoom, or VoIP, or and and then still want to have an app to record in person. Right? So
    00:55:18.860 –> 00:55:21.639
    Anis Bennaceur: when it comes to commercial real estate.
    00:55:22.240 –> 00:55:23.130
    Anis Bennaceur: If
    00:55:23.280 –> 00:55:34.499
    Anis Bennaceur: you know the majority of your meetings are in person, it gets a little difficult for us to optimize the experience for you using using that mobile app.
    00:55:36.400 –> 00:55:46.280
    Julia Nimchinski: Are recipients listening, wanting, and recording to outreach. Many have too many emails, etc. So are they giving any outreach, any attention.
    00:55:47.270 –> 00:55:49.319
    Anis Bennaceur: Sorry. Could you repeat that.
    00:55:49.630 –> 00:55:56.449
    Julia Nimchinski: Yeah, I think they’re asking whether email as a channel is centrally effective.
    00:55:57.430 –> 00:55:59.020
    Anis Bennaceur: Oh, for cold, outbound.
    00:55:59.020 –> 00:55:59.560
    Julia Nimchinski: Yep.
    00:56:01.670 –> 00:56:19.569
    Anis Bennaceur: Okay, my take on on this is that it’s screen impressions, right? So there is no reason why you shouldn’t do it. Just make sure that you’re not using your primary domain right? In our case. attention.com. We’re not going to use that for cold, outbound but why not right. It’s extremely cheap.
    00:56:19.570 –> 00:56:46.239
    Anis Bennaceur: You obviously have to buy domain names and buy the tools and so on. But at the end of the day it’s it is free impressions. People may not respond immediately, but they’ll see you. They’ll see your name. They’ll see your email, and maybe they could remember you when the time is right. So there’s no reason why you should not do cold email, even if Linkedin, you know, cold Linkedin might work better.
    00:56:46.350 –> 00:56:54.070
    Anis Bennaceur: don’t you know. Don’t skip on cold emailing because it’s still a great way to get leads.
    00:56:56.100 –> 00:57:00.900
    Julia Nimchinski: The questions keep coming. We are about to transition to clay, but anise.
    00:57:00.900 –> 00:57:02.659
    Anis Bennaceur: I love playing. Yeah.
    00:57:02.660 –> 00:57:13.860
    Julia Nimchinski: Here’s 1 Brendan. Does attention identify the stakeholders on your calls and create them as contacts, plus associate them to the up in salesforce as part of the Crm enrichment.
    00:57:14.520 –> 00:57:31.310
    Anis Bennaceur: That is an amazing transition. Actually, so absolutely, we can capture the all the different speakers and then push that data into our friends at Clay who will enrich that data and then create the lead for you. Right?
    00:57:32.100 –> 00:57:58.719
    Anis Bennaceur: but absolutely right. Let’s say so. You have 10 different people in a call. Only, you know 2 of them exist in your Crm. We can capture the 8 other ones push them into a clay table that will actually create the lead. That’s the 1st thing. The second thing is, let’s say, there are a few people that were getting mentioned in the conversation right as economic buyers or or potential, you know,
    00:57:59.140 –> 00:58:05.050
    Anis Bennaceur: champions. You may want to also capture those names that are getting said in the conversations
    00:58:05.190 –> 00:58:15.990
    Anis Bennaceur: and getting pushed to a clay table that will enrich it perfectly, based on all the data that they’re able to capture with their fantastic tool and create the leads right out of it.
    00:58:17.690 –> 00:58:20.210
    Julia Nimchinski: And it will integrate into clay. Yeah.
    00:58:21.020 –> 00:58:27.889
    Julia Nimchinski: question about languages. And is it usable in the Dac region, in German language?
    00:58:28.170 –> 00:58:38.929
    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah, we work with a lot of clients in all different languages. Air call, for example, uses us in 5 or 6 different languages, including German.
    00:58:40.260 –> 00:58:47.880
    Julia Nimchinski: Anna. Automated Crm data entry. This is only with salesforce. Do you work with other crms?
    00:58:48.110 –> 00:59:01.670
    Anis Bennaceur: Yeah, if you go to attention.com the integrations pages, you’ll see all the we have 200 plus integrations. We’ll integrate with salesforce Hubspot pipe, drive high, level a any any Crm that you see in that page.
    00:59:02.810 –> 00:59:05.419
    Julia Nimchinski: Cool. Thank you so much. Anise. This was a treat.
    00:59:06.190 –> 00:59:07.310
    Anis Bennaceur: Thoughts.
    00:59:07.930 –> 00:59:13.849
    Anis Bennaceur: No, I love having these conversations with you as as always. And thank you so much for having me.

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