u/Ok-Plantain4485

▲ 1 r/nocode

We're looking for tools that do not break our ABM pipeline when leads move from website visit to sales call.

I’m running a small B2B team and our ABM pipeline is held together with duct tape at this point.

We are on Hubspot for CRM, using basic chat + forms on high intent pages, and then Chili Piper for routing and meeting scheduling. It works ok for generic inbound, but for named accounts it feels clunky. People drop between different steps, SDRs chase no shows, and the calendar handoff is where the pipeline just dies. I keep seeing AI SDR software alternatives and AI powered lead engagement that can sit on top of the site, qualify in real time, and push meetings straight into the calendar with proper routing. Also looking at things like qualified dot com alternatives and drift competitors to maybe tie conversational marketing closer to our ABM lists.

Has anyone here found a stack that keeps the marketing to sales alignment clean for ABM?

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u/Ok-Plantain4485 — 9 hours ago

What's the most memorable thing you have ever won from a crypto trading challenge?

A few years ago, i won a weekend trip through a random online promotion.

it wasn't expensive or life-changing, but for some reason i remember it way more vividly than any cash reward i have ever received. i still have photos from that trip, and every now and then it comes up in conversations with friends.

that's what got me thinking about trading promotions.

Most crypto trading challenge rewards seem pretty predictable: discounts, account credits, cashback, fee refunds, things like that

Have any of you ever won something from a trading competition or giveaway that you genuinely remember years later?

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u/Ok-Plantain4485 — 12 days ago
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What hobby has given you the best value for the money you spent on it?

Some hobbies can get very expensive, while others provide years of enjoyment for a surprisingly small cost.

I am curious which hobby gave you the most enjoyment, skills, friendships, or personal growth compared to what you actually spent on it.

What hobby would you recommend to someone looking for something rewarding without breaking the bank?

Will be happy to listen from you guys...

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u/Ok-Plantain4485 — 13 days ago