Option B is the clear winner here. Anything less would be like trying to hit a bullseye with a blindfold on. Time to put on our detective hats and crack the code of the perfect lead!
Option B all the way! If the sales team can't identify the characteristics of their best customers, who can? I'm not sure the marketing team would be as in touch with that.
Asking the marketing team is a good idea, but I wouldn't rely on that alone. They might have their own biases or opinions that don't align with what actually converts. Option B seems the most well-rounded approach.
Option C sounds tempting, but I'd rather build a custom model that's tailored to my business. Best practice templates can be a good starting point, but they may not fit my specific needs.
I think option B is the way to go. Looking at previous wins and getting feedback from sales is key to understanding what really makes a lead promising.
C) Importing a template could be helpful too, but combining it with insights from previous wins and sales feedback would make the model more tailored to our specific needs.
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