Client Case Study
From a $50K annual loss to $33K in profit per SDR.[1]
A U.S. sales organization with approximately 400 employees and $200 million in revenue had an outbound model that was becoming increasingly difficult to scale.
- Annual economic swing per SDR
- $83KAnnual economic swing per SDR
- Meetings per representative
- 2XMeetings per representative
- Faster ramp time
- 3XFaster ramp time
- Lower fully burdened SDR cost
- 50%+Lower fully burdened SDR cost
The model expanded beyond sales.
The client extended the approach into marketing, customer service, technical support, and development.
- Annualized direct cost savings
- $2.7MAnnualized direct cost savings
- New annual profit
- $650KNew annual profit
- Roles in the expanded model
- 45Roles in the expanded model
- Savings across applicable roles
- 60%+Savings across applicable roles
This was not simply a labor-arbitrage exercise. The company gained a framework for deciding whether each new role should remain local, be redesigned, be automated, or be built through an integrated global team.[2]