Many manufacturing products are often highly technical, customized, and configurable. This makes quoting, pricing, and demonstrating value a significant challenge for sales teams, especially with non-technical buyers.
B2B manufacturing sales involve high-cost capital equipment or complex systems, which can lead to lengthy decision-making processes. Deals take months or even years, making it tougher for sales reps to maintain momentum and forcast revenue.
Buyers expect an experience that values the relationship, not just the transactions. Customers want self-service tools, transparent pricing, and rapid responses—forcing traditional sales teams to prioritize consistency, problem solving, and following through on commitments.
Sales teams often overpromise or misunderstand what can be delivered. This combined with poor communication between sales, engineering, and operations (or distributor reps) can create gaps in quoting, order accuracy, and customer expectations leading to missed expectations.
Sales data is often fragmented across ERP, CRM, and other systems. Many reps view CRM systems as a burden rather than a tool, so they don't fully use them. This leads to to poor data quality and limited visibility for sales leaders and performance tracking.
Many manufacturers struggle to modernize legacy systems and processes while adopting new technologies like IoT, AI, and digital twins, which can improve customer insights and operational efficiency. Reps are often too busy or unsupported to stay up-to-date.
In a distributor-led model, it's easy for the connection between manufacturers and end retailers to become distant, inconsistent, or purely transactional. But in 2025, strong retailer relationships can be the differentiator that drives loyalty, shelf space, and sustained revenue growth.
This webinar will explore how to evolve from reactive, deal-by-deal selling to proactive retail partnership management. We’ll share best practices, tools, and proven frameworks for improving communication, value delivery, and alignment between manufacturing sales teams and retail customers.
You’ll learn how to:
Bonus: See a live case study from a manufacturing brand that increased sell-through by 30% by re-engaging key retail accounts directly.
Ideal for: Manufacturing orgs who sell through distributors but want more control, visibility, and collaboration with their retailer network.
Sales reps in the manufacturing sector are expected to deliver more value than ever — all while navigating complex products, tech-savvy buyers, and digital tools that often get in the way. If you're struggling with manual quoting, outdated CRM systems, or pressure to hit aggressive targets, this session is for you.
What you'll gain:
Ideal for: Reps, sales enablement leaders, and channel managers looking to boost sales performance in technical and distributor-driven environments.
Reserve your spot now via the form —
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