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Your CRM is not your sales process — how to make it work for a lean B2B team
A practical guide to building a lean B2B sales CRM that supports prioritisation, handovers, next actions and commercial learning.
Channa Waje
6 days ago6 min read


B2B market entry strategy: test before you scale
Learn how to validate customer fit, understand buying behaviour and test your sales approach before investing in a new B2B market.
Channa Waje
Oct 205 min read


Why your B2B prospecting process becomes inconsistent and how to fix it
A practical guide to building a B2B prospecting process that lean commercial teams can maintain, measure and improve.
Channa Waje
Oct 135 min read


Where AI actually helps in B2B prospecting
Practical ways AI can improve research and preparation without turning sales into automated noise.
Channa Waje
Sep 163 min read


Do you actually need another SDR?
When adding sales capacity makes sense and what to look at before you hire. When a company wants more new business, adding another SDR can seem like the obvious answer. More people prospecting should mean more conversations, more opportunities and eventually more sales. Sometimes it does. But if the problem sits somewhere else, the wrong target companies, weak messaging, poor data, unclear responsibilities or an inconsistent prospecting process, adding another person may simp
Channa Waje
Sep 163 min read


Are you targeting the right companies?
Why better B2B prospecting often starts with narrowing the focus, not increasing the activity. When new business is slow, one of the most common reactions in B2B prospecting is to increase activity. More calls. More emails. More LinkedIn messages. More prospects added to the list. Sometimes that helps. But often the problem isn't how much prospecting you're doing. It's who you're prospecting to in the first place. A good salesperson working the wrong market will struggle. Put
Channa Waje
Sep 163 min read
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