
In all high-tech organizations, the sales team depends on marketing to provide the tools necessary to facilitate the sales process and help them respond to competitive threats within each deal.
The development of these tools can be daunting work. According to research conducted jointly by MarketingSherpa and CNET, technology buyers report having an average of nine people involved in the decision making process. These participants, from programmers to project managers to C-level executives, interact with marketing content in sales tools at different points in the buying cycle. As such, content is one of the most crucial investments a marketing organization makes, unfortunately, it also the most overlooked.
Covisio provides a key competitive advantage to our clients through the development of a sales enablement toolkit that addresses every participant in the buying cycle. Our service is designed to provide a complete arsenal of relevant, targeted content that addresses every stakeholder with the right message via the right channel at the right time.

The Covisio team consists of technology experts who can quickly gain an in-depth understanding of your products and competitive landscape. Our writing is always backed up by relentless research, relevant facts and figures, and in-depth interviews with key participants including product development, sales and end-customers. This guarantees content that is free of fluff and bias and allows our clients to stand apart from the crowd by distributing content that is fact-based and business solution-oriented.
The single biggest fallacy in sales and marketing organizations today is that a lead isn’t worth catering to unless he or she is the actual executive sponsor. This is a critical mistake that is certain to decrease your lead-to-close ratio. |
Case Study: Interwoven"Covisio brings to Interwoven both a strong domain expertise and an unwavering commitment to our company’s business and strategic goals. The confidence I have in Covisio to work directly with our business leaders and roll out key messaging to a highly competitive market is a critical aspect of our multi-year engagement."
Ben Kiker, Sr. VP & CMO, Interwoven, Inc. (now Autonomy Corp.) |