What are some ways to scale up your revenue team without hiring more people?

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Enterprise SaaS Deal Coach in Software6 months ago
Encourage reps to ask clients to introduce them to peers who’d like to solve similar problems.
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CTO in IT Services6 months ago
Scaling up of revenue team without fresh hire is possible by optimizing engagement of present team members in terms of right work profiling, responsibility sharing and setting goals. 

Automation tools can be used as possible depending upon the current maturity level of the company. 
Customer engagement shall be at its best to generate more revenue from existing accounts, encouraging cross-selling of other solutions to present and new contacts. 
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Director of Sales in Software6 months ago
The best way to scale up your revenue is to incorporate automation into your processes. You want to look at complementing your human workforce with a team of bots who could perform repetitive tasks with speed and efficiency. This will allow your human workforce to concentrate on value-added activities. 

Automated bots perform the work 24x7 without needing a break, and if these bots are always learning through the use of AI and your data models, you will be able to attain the ROI fairly quickly. 
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Define lower level customers? Are you referring to non c level audience I.e. managers? Or enterprise c level vs small businesses?
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