Logistics & supply chain

High-volume outbound into an industry that runs on relationships

Logistics buyers switch providers when something breaks: a missed delivery, a rate rise, a lost container. The rep who's already in the conversation when it breaks wins the account.

It's a volume outbound market with a relationship sale inside it. Setters at the top, an account manager behind.

A warehouse supervisor checking a shipment beside distribution loading docks.
The one thing a rep has to know

Rates get you the first conversation. Reliability keeps the account. A rep who asks about the last missed delivery instead of quoting a rate gets a different answer.

The buyers

Who buys, and what they care about

  • Logistics / supply chain manager

    Reliability, visibility, and a rate that doesn't surprise them.

  • Finance

    Total landed cost.

How long the sale takes

Two to eight weeks.

Where the leads come from

Accounts researched by shipping profile, growth and trade lanes.

Before the first call

What our reps must know

  • Freight and warehousing vocabulary
  • Reading a shipment profile
  • Rate versus reliability framing
Questions

Questions about selling in logistics & supply chain

  • Setter for volume, with an account manager to keep what closes.
Next step

Get the number

Thirty minutes with Matt. Tell him what you sell and how many seats you're thinking about. He'll give you a figure, not a range.