Choosing a Ticketing CRM is a critical decision for an arts and culture organization. But most organizations make decisions based on interactions with sales reps that disappear once the deal is signed.
Here’s why it’s a bad idea:
- Conflicting Priorities: Salespeople are incentivized to close deals and often prioritize wins over your long-term success.
- Tunnel Vision: Focused on immediate wins, they often miss crucial details during the discovery stage, leading to problems during onboarding.
- Limited Expertise: While charming, a ghosting salesperson lacks the technical knowledge and product development experience to truly innovate and address your needs.
- Stalled Innovation: Without a solid sales to product management loop overseen by the same person, the CRM stagnates, leaving you stuck with a tool that doesn’t grow alongside your organization.
So, what’s the solution?
Look for a Ticketing CRM provider with an integrated product team! This ensures you get:
- Long Term Understanding: You shouldn’t have to start every support request like a first date. You need someone who knows your history and operating environment.
- A Collaborative Approach: Work with a team that listens and builds alongside you, not just sells to you.
- Open Communication: Regular updates and transparency, so you’re always in the loop about what’s brewing in the CRM cauldron.
Your Ticketing CRM is a vital tool for audience engagement and artistic success. Insisting on a provider with a dedicated technical success specialist that stays with you from first contact, to onboarding, to ongoing support is the key to your arts & culture organization’s success! ✨
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