Oooo this is an awesome question @Serra! Tagging in a few Gong gurus for input.
@Arielle Parnes-Katz @Mike Cardno @Leon Hassid @Marie-Louise Dalsgaard @Kelly Parks @Paola Londono @Danny McCarthy @Marshall Hamilton @Elin Hammenfors @Jessica Myers @Ophir Sprinzak @Anna Coyle
We aren’t doing this yet, but have talked about including insights from Gong in our weekly Sales newsletter. @Serra I’d be happy to brainstorm ideas with you.
I haven’t done this yet, but I think it’s a great idea! How about building a custom deal board for this sole purpose? Filter it hard so that only the relevant info will arise from it?
Ideas could be to filter on certain warnings, deal size, trackers etc.
This looks SO good!! Thank you for sharing in the Community @Serra!
I love the variety of ideas on this thread. Love @Elin Hammenfors deal board idea, and @Serra’s artistic creativity.
While I will show various examples in future posts, I'm sharing some Content and Cadence ideas to help you have the most success with your users.
Content
As you point out there are way for Gong users to self-serve information, so what it seems like you are looking to provide is easily digestible interesting insight that might be hard for them to do on their own. Hard because it may mean exporting data from Gong (using CSV or the API), massaging the data, maybe combining it with other Gong or CRM data, and making it look good.
I've found myself doing this type of motion in order to get valuable information such as the following with the data sources in ().
- Sales Process Compliance (Call & Trackers)
- Pipeline Risk & Review (Deal Boards)
- Scorecard Trends (Scorecards)
- Competitive Mentions (Calls * Trackers)
- Rep Performance/ Productivity (Calls & Teams Page)
- New Hire Cert Progress (Scorecards, Team)
Cadence
What has worked well for me is mixing up the weekly cadence of what’s provided. Trends take time to be trends (!) and things usually don't change vastly over the course of a few weeks. While you might be tempted to give an impressive set of multiple insights, you might get better engagement with a well timed insight or two that tells an interesting narrative.
Have fun with it.