The Difference Between a Lead Seller and a Lead Business
Most companies that sell leads believe they are running a business.
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Gabe Buck is the founder and CEO of ClickPoint Software. With nearly two decades of experience solving lead distribution, lead management and sales conversion challenges, Gabe has helped companies in mortgage, solar, education, and home services close the gap between marketing and sales. Through ClickPoint’s platforms - LeadExec and SalesExec - he delivers scalable, compliant solutions that drive real ROI for lead providers and buyers.
Most companies that sell leads believe they are running a business.
Most lead sellers think they are in a marketing business.
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