Opportunity
Ongoing Resource Consistency Issues Limit Productivity
Prior to using Highspot, Lusha was struggling to understand how, when, and why their team was using their content. Consistency in how the materials were being updated was a challenge, and “a lot of the things that we were doing were sort of like making content for the sake of content rather than really understanding who’s engaging with what and what the true need is,” explained Inbar Yagur, the director of content and product marketing at Lusha.
There was also little clarity on what resources were intended for internal use and which were designed for external engagements. This made it challenging for people to find what they needed, leading many sales reps to create their own offline collections of materials that were impossible for the content team to oversee or update. This resource management oversight led to a lack of enforcement in messaging and gaps in product knowledge.
Another opportunity grew out of Lusha’s prior training and onboarding routines. “As a six-year-old startup a lot of training and onboarding was reliant on the hiring manager, and the quality of that onboarding was really reliant on the manager who had the time, bandwidth, and personal discipline to make an excellent first 90 days,” said Tim Stansky, director of global sales enablement and training at Lusha. This made consistent development of sales skills and knowledge among new hires difficult.