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    DMT Business Development

    Score10 out of 10
    Small Businesses (1-50 employees)
    DMT Business Development (formerly SalesNash) is a multinational company with offices in North America and Europe with multiple divisions that help clients with prospecting, B2B lead generation, recruitment, and executive search.

    $1,800

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    memoryBlue

    Score1 out of 10
    N/AmemoryBlue is a sales development consulting firm headquartered outside of Washington, D.C, with offices in Austin, TX, Boston, MA, Denver, CO, Seattle, WA, and San Jose, CA. Founded in 2002, they state over 2,000 high-tech clients have used memoryBlue's sales talent to secure new revenue opportunities, further qualify inbound leads, and scale existing sales teams to grow their business faster.N/A
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    DMT Business DevelopmentmemoryBlue
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    DMT Business Development
    My rating is, of course, a 10 based on my experience. A large percentage of the researched leads convert into our clients.
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    memoryBlue
    MB is much too rigid and has folks working with them who don't think outside the box. Unless you specifically outline every single scenario, you will not be happy with their results
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    Pros
    DMT Business Development
    • SalesNash really went above and beyond to find the best-fit potential customers, their contact data, and all the necessary info. Plus, the fact that the research is done manually makes all the data super accurate and up to date.
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    Cons
    DMT Business Development
    • Honestly? We've struggled to find meaningful flaws in DMT Business Development's service. After implementing their systems across our B2B sales org, what initially seemed like 'rigid' processes revealed themselves as necessary discipline—their frameworks just work
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    Usability
    DMT Business Development
    DMT as a service is very easy to use. Their team is always available and happy to answer any of our questions.
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    memoryBlue
    We have some employees that worked with memoryblue, so we assumed we had some insider knowledge and would have an effective campaign. Those very people are now quite frustrated with memoryblue, and wish nothing more than to separate from them. They are MUCH too rigid in how they approach lead gen.
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    Return on Investment
    DMT Business Development
    • DMT Business Development’s strategies tripled our qualified pipeline within 6 months, directly attributing 28% of annual revenue to their lead-generation frameworks. Their operational tweaks (e.g., CRM overhaul) also cut sales cycles by 40%, freeing up capacity for high-value deals.
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