Small Businesses Cannot Afford the Roughly $60K Cost of an SDR Hire
Early-stage and small businesses that need outbound sales development often cannot justify the roughly $60,000 annual cost of hiring a dedicated SDR, leaving a gap between wanting pipeline growth and being able to afford the headcount to build it. The post frames this affordability gap as the entry point for a lower-cost alternative.
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