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Why Executives and Founders Still Hesitate to Bet on RevOps

Modern businesses are facing increasing business complexity in today's highly competitive business world. This situation creates challenges along the entire customer journey, which escalate with the company's growth: erroneous data records, silo thinking, inefficient processes, wasted resources, and manual vulnerabilities.

This is precisely where Revenue Operations (RevOps) comes into play. In this article, I will explain why RevOps is not just an option but an urgent necessity for every top-tier company. I will also present actionable recommendations for the most pressing questions of our clients.

🥜 RevOps in a Nutshell

RevOps is more than just a fancy buzzword or a trendy strategy. It is defined as a holistic approach aimed at creating a consolidated view of the entire customer journey and increasing revenue by fostering close collaboration among various functions within a company.

Imagine RevOps as the fascinating puzzle piece that completes your Revenue Architecture entirely.

It brings together strategy, employees, organizational design, processes, systems, and data into an impressive masterpiece. From marketing and sales to customer success operations, RevOps permeates the entire company, creating a harmonious symbiosis.

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🚀 Why RevOps is Your Game Changer

Why RevOps is so essential is evident. The integration of sales, marketing, and customer success into a seamless structure paves the way for👇🏼

  • data-driven decisions
  • operational excellence
  • a single-source of truth
  • increased sales and GTM (Go-To-Market) productivity
  • improved team productivity and effectiveness
  • enhanced agility of your organization
  • ideal scalability
  • better insights into customer data to address gaps in the customer lifecycle and strengthen product and service acceptance
  • maximum GTM-RoI
  • predictable company growth based on accurate information

The implementation of RevOps offers your company massive benefits for its future. To dispel any doubts, I have also included an outcome example based on our Cremanski & Company RevOps practice. This example vividly demonstrates that even slight improvements in conversion rates at each stage can lead to significantly higher revenues. See for yourself:

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💭 These Top 3 Questions Make Founders and Execs Ponder

Although the benefits are evident, as a consulting company, we observe that only a few companies have embraced RevOps as a partner for their growth journey. Founders most frequently ask these questions:

1️ "Are we truly making data-driven decisions?"

Data plays a central role. However, many companies are unsure whether they are collecting the "right" data, how to structure and store this data, and how to derive business decisions from it.

Our expert tip: To become truly data-driven, build your RevOps strategy from top to bottom. Start by defining KPIs and OKRs that align with your company goals. Additionally, establish well-structured processes and supportive systems to effectively collect and analyze relevant data. Ensure your data is accurate, reliable, and accessible to all relevant teams. Investing in a modern CRM system and seeking expertise beyond your organization can also provide valuable insights.

2️ "How do we compare to the industry (good/bad/average)?"

Each industry has relevant benchmarks that give companies a better assessment of whether they are on the right track and where they may need fine-tuning.

Our expert tip: To benchmark effectively, it's important to identify relevant industry standards for your company. Compare your company's performance in key areas such as sales conversion rate, customer churn rate, average deal size, and customer lifetime value with these benchmarks. This process may involve market research, surveys, reports, or even collaboration with industry experts.

Feel free to reach out to us for a free initial assessment of where you stand and where your potentials lie.

3️ "Are we using the right tools, and will an investment in (additional) tools increase our revenue?"

Many companies either have too few or too many revenue tools in place to address their business problems.

Our expert tip: Selecting a suitable tool alone is not enough. Investments in tools should be a thoughtful process guided by a clear understanding of your business needs. Tools never serve a purpose on their own; they merely enable the execution of what was carefully designed in terms of structures and processes. Therefore, processes, objectives, data analysis, and corporate strategy must be understood before a technical solution is designed. Do not succumb to the temptation of introducing every new software in the market but focus on those that align with your strategy; for example, Salesforce might be a suitable choice for a CRM system.

🎯 RevOps by Cremanski & Company

If you've read this far, it should be clear to you that RevOps is an absolute must-have for your company. However, practice shows that it's not enough to possess theoretical knowledge and simply rename existing teams. Only those who truly internalize the concept and fully implement RevOps benefit from its numerous advantages.

At Cremanski & Company, we have already helped hundreds of young companies achieve successful RevOps in record time and created individual Revenue Architectures to massively boost growth. With our broad experience, we have answers to almost every question and know precisely which pitfalls to watch out for.

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Michael Jäger
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