August 2017 Summaries
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Sales professionals, particularly sales development representatives (SDRs), are encouraged to leverage data-driven insights to enhance their engagement with prospects, moving beyond mere luck to achieve success. By utilizing tools such as SalesLoft and Heap, SDRs can track prospect interactions with marketing content and tailor their outreach for better relevance and timing. This approach involves appending email links with unique identifiers to merge user data across systems, allowing for detailed reports on prospect activity and preferences. Understanding which content resonates most with different industry verticals enables SDRs to tailor campaigns, ensuring that their messaging adds value and aligns with prospect interests. Ultimately, this data-driven strategy allows sales teams to optimize their efforts, focusing on high-potential leads and enhancing the likelihood of closing deals.
Aug 21, 2017
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A year ago, the team faced challenges with their front-end, which was built using Backbone, TypeScript, and a custom state management layer, making it difficult to ship features quickly. They aimed to transition to a React and MobX architecture but could not afford a complete rewrite without delaying new features. By adopting a piece-by-piece migration strategy, they successfully introduced React components while maintaining legacy code through innovative shims and patterns that integrated React with Marionette views. This approach allowed them to gradually shift to MobX for state management, which offered a seamless API and maintained compatibility with existing Backbone views. Throughout this process, they developed tools to ensure a smooth transition, enabling the construction of new functionalities at a fast pace without compromising architectural integrity. The team remains enthusiastic about their progress and is eager to share further insights on their migration journey, signaling a future post about using Storybook and handling styling challenges. Additionally, they invite others with similar experiences to connect and explore opportunities to join their expanding team.
Aug 16, 2017
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