Sales Encyclopedia
The Sales Encyclopedia makes it easy for anyone to understand the concepts and terminology behind B2B sales.
Sales Engineer
Sales engineers are specialists who focus on selling products that are more complex and technical in nature, primarily to other businesses. They use their technical skills and knowledge to explain and demonstrate the working principles and benefits of their products and services to potential customers, who themselves might be non-technical people. The nature of their […]
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Frequently Asked Questions
At 1up we’ve spent decades working with revenue teams and have met some of the most knowledgable, talented, and hardworking sales professionals. We believe it’s important to make knowledge accessible to everyone in sales, from newly hired BDRs to seasoned Account Executives. That’s why we created this resource to help teams get a better understanding of the vast vocabulary behind business-to-business sales.
Think we missed something? Send us your suggestions for how to improve the Encyclopedia. While it’s not quite a wiki, we do allow for user-submitted entries. Please email us at hello@1up.ai with a suggested term and we’ll get it defined & added!
Revenue teams are overwhelmed with information. They’re constantly hearing acronyms, technical terms, and industry jargon. “How do I calculate our CAC? What’s the LTV of the biggest customers for our GDPR solution? What does the MarkOps team say about our CPC rates?” To most people, these are meaningless phrases. To the sales industry, they carry a world of meaning.
