Inspire Beats SDRs send 150 to 200 cold emails per day
Alex Berman · EP 354: $1.3M in Monthly Revenue to Get You Leads with Alex Berman of Inspired Beats · Jul 13, 2016 · at 14:30
Alex Berman, co-founder of Inspire Beats, details daily output quotas and benchmarks for their full-time outbound sales representatives.
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“So we aim for a 150. Our best guys do probably about 200.”
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